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Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8am to 5:00pm
Closed Weekends

Location: Building [map]
Phone: (949) 582-4731/4701
Fax: (949) 347-1533

Staff:
Peggy Dakin View profile information for Peggy Dakin Send email to Peggy Dakin
Human Services Program Specialist
(949) 582-4731

Faculty:
Kim Branch-Stewart, MSW, ASW #18750 View profile information for Kim Branch-StewartEmail to Kim Branch-Stewart
Department Chair
(949) 582-4708

Julie Bright, R.N, M.S.View profile information for Julie Bright Email to Julie Bright
Faculty
(949) 582-4276




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Certificate Options

Alcohol and Drug Studies (37 Units)
The Alcohol and Drug Studies program integrates theory and practical experience in developing the skills necessary to work with the alcohol and drug abuse population, as well as with families and employers of chemically dependent individuals.  This program option combines the Human Services behavioral core, skills training and experiential learning in field work settings.  

Community Based Corrections (37 Units)
The specialization in Community Based Corrections provides the student with an introduction to the Human Services behavioral, core and skills, and a technical area of study. Students completing the program may find employment in probation, juvenile counseling settings, California Youth Authority, and halfway houses.

Human Services Generalist (37 Units)
The Human Services Generalist option provides a historical and current perspective of the basic issues within the human service growing career options within the field, provides an opportunity to explore several of the program options, and generally provides the kind of information of information that lets students make informed decisions regarding career direction. 

Mental Health Worker (29 Units)
The Mental Health Worker Certificate and/or Associate of Science Degree educates students to understand cultural competency, skills needed for clients and family members to enter the public mental health labor force, benefits acquisitions, the recovery model, Co-0ccurring Disorders and integrated services, early identification of mental illness and evidence-based practices.

Eating Disorders (9 Units Online) No Certificate
Saddleback College is an International Association of Eating Disorders Professional (IAEDP) academic member and offers online courses for certification with IAEDP.

 

 

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