Addiction Counseling Certificate
The Addiction Counseling Certificate (ACC) is a 21-credit hour program that provides specialized education and training in the prevention, intervention, and treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) disorders. The coursework provides education in the theories, techniques, and core functions of substance abuse counseling, focusing on evidence-based research and best practice standards. Specialized clinical experience complements the coursework. This certificate program fulfills the educational requirements for the Certified Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (CADC) credential.
Why Study Addiction Counseling at NEIU
The Department of Counselor Education, which offers the Addiction Counseling Certificate, is housed within the Daniel L. Goodman College of Education. The Department offers flexible evening classes.
Counselor Education students receive personalized attention from skilled professors in small class sizes, and gain valuable connections in the counseling field at local, national, and international levels.
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What You'll Learn
Take a closer look at the Addiction Counseling Certificate and the courses offered toward the program.