PROGRAM | HEALTH & CARE
Mental Health and Addictions Care Worker
Hands-on training, real careers in mental health care.
The Mental Health and Addictions Care Worker program has been designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required for employment as an Addiction Worker.
At a glance
Credential
Certificate
Duration
49 weeks
Next intake
Contact the college
Delivery
In-person, Sprott Shaw Chilliwack
Tuition
Tuition-free for Indigenous learners
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Mental Health and Addictions Care Worker
The program focuses on developing group facilitation skills as well as entry-level skill development in 1-to-1 counselling. Principles of communication are explored in great depth and students receive Non Violent Crisis Intervention certification and First Aid training.
Strong focus is given to the ability to multi task and prioritize, organizational and detail skills, professionalism, confidentiality, interpersonal skills and being a team player. Community Support Workers and Mental Health and Addiction workers can be found working in women’s shelters, mental health and addiction recovery facilities, homeless shelters, and more.
Ready to apply?
A college representative will reach out within a few days of your inquiry.
AFTER GRADUATION
Where this program leads
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Community Outreach Worker
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Crisis Support Worker
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Child and Youth Worker
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Addictions Worker
Seabird College works with regional care employers and connects graduates to opportunities through SASET Employment Services on campus. Job search support starts before graduation, not after.