Educational
Requirements for
Chemical Dependency Licensing
Applicants for this license must have completed a minimum of 90
credits, including 45 credits of chemical dependency coursework.
Individuals who have earned a college degree, or have a sufficient
number of credits, may complete the 45 credits of chemical
dependency coursework required to pursue a license as a chemical
dependency professional. The additional requirements for becoming a
licensed chemical dependency professional can be found through the
Washington State Department of Health.
Those courses are listed below, along with the
academic quarter during which they are taught. Please consult the
current Highline Community College quarterly publication for course
times and formats.
| H SER 102 |
Physiological
Actions of Psychoactive Drugs |
5 Credits |
Fall |
| H SER 103 |
Case Management |
5 Credits |
Spring |
| H SER 104 |
Relapse Prevention |
3 Credits |
Fall |
| H SER 105 |
Individual, Couple, and Family
Counseling |
5 Credits |
Winter |
| H SER
113 |
Adolescent Development and Counseling |
3
Credits |
Spring |
| H SER 119 |
Laws, Professionalism and Ethics |
3 Credits |
Winter |
| H SER 120 |
Groups, Communities
& Society |
5 Credits |
Winter |
| H SER 222 |
Substance Abuse |
3 Credits |
Fall |
| H SER 260 |
Culturally Competent Practices |
3 Credits |
Spring |
| PSYCH 152 |
Understanding AIDS |
2 Credits |
Fall/Winter/Spring |
| PSYCH 215 |
Developmental Psychology: Life Span |
5 Credits |
Fall/Winter/Spring |
| PSYCH 220 |
Abnormal Psychology |
5 Credits |
Fall/Spring |
Last updated:
January 09, 2007
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