The Community Collaboration in Addictions and Mental Health Undergraduate Diploma at Fleming College is designed for aspiring professionals eager to make a significant impact in a critical and evolving field. You will explore the complex interplay between mental health challenges and addiction, learning how to provide comprehensive, client-centred support. This program is ideal if you are passionate about fostering well-being and developing the skills to address diverse community needs. You will gain a deep understanding of therapeutic approaches, professional ethics, and the legislative framework essential for effective practice in this vital area.
This full-time, on-campus diploma is studied over one year, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application through a hybrid delivery model. You will engage with core subjects such as case management, trauma-informed practice, and crisis intervention, alongside essential modules on psychopharmacology and working with diverse populations. A significant component of your learning will involve hands-on experience through a supervised placement, allowing you to apply your developing skills in real-world settings. You will graduate prepared to work collaboratively within interprofessional teams, advocating for and supporting individuals and families navigating mental health and addiction issues.