Diploma in Addiction and Mental Health

Explore addiction and mental health dynamics with this comprehensive online diploma. Learn strategies for effective support.

Overview

The Diploma in Addiction and Mental Health offers valuable insights into the complexities of addiction and its connection to mental health. Through carefully designed modules, you'll explore critical topics like the chemical aspects of addiction, dual diagnosis, and the integrative holistic model. This course delves into underlying needs, the grief cycle, and anger, providing an understanding of the psychological and emotional factors influencing addictive behaviours.

Additionally, you'll examine the impact of drug and alcohol use on driving, the cycle of addiction, and strategies for achieving optimal health. The course also covers stages of change and brief intervention techniques, equipping you to support individuals navigating addiction and mental health challenges. Ideal for anyone seeking foundational knowledge in addiction and mental health support, this diploma is accessible entirely online.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the relationship between addiction and mental health issues.
• Identify underlying needs contributing to addictive behaviours.
• Recognise the stages of addiction and the cycle involved.
• Apply holistic approaches to support optimal health and recovery.
• Analyse dual diagnosis and its treatment complexities.
• Explore brief interventions and strategies for behavioural change.
  
  Curriculum
  Modules: 1.Chemically Speaking Two
  Module 2. Dual Diagnosis
  Module 3.Integrative Holistic
  Model 4.Needs Underlying Issues
  Module 5.Grief Cycle Anger
  Module 6 Drink Drug Driving
  Module 7 Cycle Of Addiction
  Module 8 Optimal Health
  Module 9 Stages Of Change Brief Intervention

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals interested in addiction and mental health studies.
• Healthcare professionals seeking deeper addiction knowledge.
• Counsellors expanding their expertise in mental health issues.
• Social workers aiming to understand addiction-related behaviours.
• Educators interested in learning about mental health dynamics.
• Community workers addressing substance use challenges.
• Family members of individuals facing addiction issues.
• Those considering a career in mental health or addiction support.
  
  

Career Path:

• Addiction Counsellor – £25,000 to £35,000 annually
• Mental Health Support Worker – £22,000 to £30,000 annually
• Substance Misuse Worker – £24,000 to £33,000 annually
• Social Care Worker – £20,000 to £28,000 annually
• Health Educator – £26,000 to £38,000 annually
• Youth Support Worker – £21,000 to £29,000 annually