GradCert Mental Health and Substance Use (Kitchener - Doon)
Course Overview
This graduate certificate equips future health service professionals with the advanced knowledge and applied skills needed for leadership roles in the planning, delivery, and evaluation of mental health and substance use services. Students will learn to enhance service quality across practice, program, and system levels while championing community collaboration and advocacy. The curriculum is built on integrative themes of recovery, empowerment, and resilience from person-centered and population-oriented perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop skills for service and program planning, delivery, and evaluation
- Learn to improve service quality at practice, program, and system levels
- Focus on community collaboration, advocacy, and social inclusion
- Examine key themes of recovery, empowerment, and resilience
- Apply person-centered and population-oriented approaches to complex needs
Course Overview
This graduate certificate equips future health service professionals with the advanced knowledge and applied skills needed for leadership roles in the planning, delivery, and evaluation of mental health and substance use services. Students will learn to enhance service quality across practice, program, and system levels while championing community collaboration and advocacy. The curriculum is built on integrative themes of recovery, empowerment, and resilience from person-centered and population-oriented perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop skills for service and program planning, delivery, and evaluation
- Learn to improve service quality at practice, program, and system levels
- Focus on community collaboration, advocacy, and social inclusion
- Examine key themes of recovery, empowerment, and resilience
- Apply person-centered and population-oriented approaches to complex needs
