Social Service/Mental Health - Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom

Social Service/Mental Health from Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom is a Campus Associate Counseling degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The program prepares students for service and employment in human services . Work involves interviewing, counseling, crisis intervention, assessment, outreach, coordination and community development. The degree is intended for those who seek immediate entry-level employment in the fields of social services and mental health . The Associate in Social Service/Mental Health is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions and to enhance the skills of persons working in the social services . Counselor Case Manager Residential Counselor Youth Counselor Client Advocate Human Service Worker Program Outcomes Examine self and field to identify and match appropriate strengths and weaknesses for successful/meaningful education and/or career path. Integrate self-awareness to cope and manage with stress in the field for self and others. Incorporate an ethic of care in all aspects of practice to ensure humane treatment for clients/consumers/patience, regardless of race, creed, diagnosis, wealth, age (develop appreciation social justice). Maintain the integrity of the cline/consumer/patient in order to establish trust. Access community resources to provide for life and home maintenance stability. Develop basic interpersonal skills as a foundation to counseling. Know applicable laws and codes as they relate to counseling and client care. Integrate an understanding of the broad spectrum of human services. View more details on Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling courses.