5 credits
Case managers play an important role in helping service users access needed services and plan for their long-term recovery. In this course, students explore the core functions of case management: assessment, planning, linkage, monitoring, and advocacy. They apply what they learn about each function to an authentic case study about a service user who has an alcohol addiction. As they do so, they create service plan goals, make appropriate referrals, monitor and document progress, advocate for the service user, and create an aftercare plan. Throughout the course, students also examine ethical standards and laws that are relevant to case management functions, and they apply strategies to prevent substance use in their communities.
BS in Psychology Prerequisites
- PSYC 1001 or PSYC 1001Y or PSYC 1001A
- PSYC 2000
- PSYC 2014 or HUMN 2014
- PSYC 3016 or HUMN 3016
- PSYC 3019 or HUMN 3019
All Other Programs Prerequisites
- PSYC 1001 or PSYC 1001Y or PSYC 1001A
- PSYC 2014 or HUMN 2014
- PSYC 3016 or HUMN 3016
- PSYC 3019 or HUMN 3019
Note: Any undergraduate student can enroll in this course, as long as the pre-req is met.