Addiction and Mental Health - Dual Diagnosis

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Addiction and Mental Health often intersect, creating complex challenges for individuals and healthcare providers. This Addiction and Mental Health – Dual Diagnosis course explores the relationship between substance misuse and mental health conditions, providing learners with the knowledge to recognise, assess, and respond to dual diagnosis situations. Participants examine how psychological, social, and biological factors influence both addiction and mental wellbeing, gaining insight into holistic care approaches.

The course also covers intervention strategies, risk assessment, and support frameworks for individuals affected by co-occurring disorders. By understanding the links between Addiction and Mental Health, learners can identify early warning signs, provide appropriate support, and contribute to effective treatment planning. Knowledge from this course prepares learners for roles within healthcare, social care, and counselling sectors, ensuring that individuals with dual diagnosis receive informed and sensitive care.

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Learning Outcomes

1. Understand the relationship between Addiction and Mental Health conditions.
2. Learn techniques for assessing individuals with dual diagnosis effectively.
3. Explore intervention strategies for supporting those with co-occurring disorders.
4. Develop skills in risk management and care planning approaches.
5. Gain knowledge of frameworks for promoting recovery and wellbeing.

Who is this course for?

• Healthcare professionals supporting individuals with Addiction and Mental Health needs.
• Counsellors aiming to enhance skills in dual diagnosis assessment.
• Social care workers managing clients affected by substance misuse and mental health.
• Students pursuing careers in psychology, counselling, or healthcare support roles.
• Individuals interested in understanding the interplay between Addiction and Mental Health.

Career Path

• Mental Health Support Worker – Average salary: £25,000 per year.
• Addiction Counsellor – Average salary: £28,000 per year.
• Substance Misuse Specialist – Average salary: £30,000 per year.
• Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner – Average salary: £27,000 per year.
• Social Care Officer – Average salary: £24,000 per year.
• Clinical Support Worker – Average salary: £26,000 per year.