Craig Bernstein Director | Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Craig Bernstein Director | Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Mid-State Technical College has introduced a new associate degree program in Substance Use Disorder Counseling. The 67-credit program is currently accepting applications.
This two-year Associate in Applied Science (AAS) program is designed for those interested in addressing addiction issues. Graduates will be equipped to become substance abuse counselors, gaining an understanding of addiction's root causes and learning to assist patients with coping strategies and identifying personal triggers.
The curriculum focuses on developing skills in counseling, diagnosing addiction issues, treatment planning, group facilitation, and crisis management. Graduates will be ready for entry-level positions in clinics, hospitals, community residential facilities, and various social service agencies.
Rick Anderson, dean of the School of Public Safety at Mid-State Technical College, stated: "The Substance Use Disorder Counselor program open avenues for students and have a positive impact upon people's lives." He added that they are eager to produce graduates who can meet the demand for substance use counseling services within communities.
Further information and application details are available at mstc.edu/programs.
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