Program Objective

Upon completion of the course, students will: Be able to apply skills that allow them to assess the general mental and physical needs of clients in a rehab setting, and they will be able to assist in working as a team with other technicians, including those in the medical and nursing field in developing essential care plans to serve clients effectively.

Program Description 96 Hours/Certificate

Description: Level VII is designed to allow the student to learn basic skills in regards to their chosen profession. They will learn and apply practical skills in a supervised classroom setting. Practiced skills will include role-playing as a client and a counselor. Students will also learn and practice CPR, First Aid, Vital Signs, general physical and mental assessment of clients.

Course Week	Topic
Week I:	General Concepts, Chain of Survival
Week II:	Assessment and Diagnosis Role-Playing Exercise
Week III:	Treatment Setting and Treatment Planning
Week IV:	Individual treatment, Group Treatment, Continuum of care, Family Treatment
Week V:	Role-Playing Exercises
Week VI:	Applying Knowledge and Measurement of Success
Exams:	Quizzes and examinations are taken on campus and under supervision