FALL 2015
HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES
Time:
Thurs 6:30-9:30pm
Meetings:
15 (no class 11/26)
Location:
EE 1206
Fee:
$555
Instructor:
Timothy Hutson
Course No.: ADX 311 Sec. 01
Reg. No.:
42758
Board of Behavioral Science
Provider #PCE 1676
Alcohol and Drug
Counseling
Certificate
(continued)
Counseling Fieldwork I
1 Ext. Unit
The ADX 352 Fieldwork component is the first
of two fieldwork courses in the Alcohol and
Drug Counseling Certificate Program. It is
structured to provide guided instructions
regarding the professional expectations of
working in this field and the practical
aspects of Addiction Counseling. It is also
designed to meet the initial requirements of
the State of California approved substance
abuse certifying agencies and provides the
“hands-on” experience of being an Addiction
Counselor.
The course is driven by the exchange of ideas
regarding student experiences encountered
while in the field. Discussions will revolve
around best practice, service delivery and
appropriate conduct as an Addiction
Counselor.
Date:
Time:
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Aug 25 - Dec 8
Tue 6:30-9:30pm
12
(no class 11/10 thru 12/1)
EE 1206
$185
Toni B. White
ADX 352 Sec. 01
42763
Process Addictions
3 Ext. Units
The course provides an introduction to and
identification of process addictions, their
symptoms and treatment. Process addictions
of gambling, gaming, video games, work,
internet, sex, cybersex, pornography,
spending/debting, shopping, overeating,
exercise, social media, chat rooms and
Texting will be examined from a
developmental, behavioral, familial and
cultural perspective.
Impulse control disorder (ICD) will also be
examined. Historical perspectives, attitudes
and current societal emphasis on these
addictions and disorders will be highlighted.
Important issues such as incidence of cross
addiction and dual diagnosis frequently
accompanying these symptoms along with
current research will be presented.
Date:
Aug 27 - Dec 10
For more information: Call 310-243-3782
Email [email protected] or visit: the
website
www.csudh.edu/ee/alcoholdrug.html
Courses
Communication Sci. & Disorders CSD 341
Phonetics
CSD 342
Speech & Language Development CSD 343
Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and
Swallowing Mechanism
CSD 354
Audiology and Audiometry
CSD 355
Clinical Methods and Procedures CSD 356
Speech Science
CSD 441
Articulation & Phonologic Disord. CSD 442
Neurology & Neurogenic Disorders CSD 443
Childhood Language Disorders CSD 454
Voice and Fluency Disorders
CSD 455
Aural Rehabilitation
CSD 456
Costs
Communication
Sciences & Disorders
Certificate
The Program
The Certificate in Communication Sciences
and Disorders is a pre-professional program
offering students the prerequisite knowledge
that is required for education leading to a
career as a Speech-Language Pathologist.
Students will be prepared to enter MA/MS
programs in Communication Sciences and
Disorders or meet the academic requirements
for state licensure as a Speech-Language
Pathology Assistant. Classes are offered only
in the evening and on Saturdays to
accommodate students who work full or part
time. The program offers students the
opportunity to observe certificated, licensed,
and credentialed speech and language
pathologists in clinical and school settings.
Students are trained within a cohort model
and are mentored though out the certificate
program.
Employment Outlook
Speech-Language Pathologists work in a
variety of settings that offer year round, 1month, full time, part time, and/or per diem
employment. Therapists work in public and
nonpublic schools, preschools, community
colleges, colleges and universities. They also
work in hospitals, individual and family
services, out patient care centers, and child
care centers. Others choose to work for
corporations, in the offices of physicians or
other allied health practitioners, or own a
private practice.
Financial Aid is available for qualified
applicants who are enrolled in the certificate
program. Please contact the director of
Financial Aid at (310)243-3647.
Preparation
Students must hold a BA/BS in a subject area
not related to Communication Sciences and
Disorders from an accredited institution and
have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
For further information or to apply. Please
contact: Margaret Dee Parker, Ph.D.
Program Coordinator
(310)243-3075
email: [email protected]
www.csudh.edu/