Certificate in Case Management - Substance Use Health and Concurrent Treatment
Overview: The Certificate in Case Management – Substance Use Health and Concurrent Treatment is a practical, skills-focused program designed for professionals supporting individuals experiencing substance use, mental health, and concurrent challenges. Grounded in the six core functions of case management, this certificate strengthens participants’ ability to assess, plan, coordinate, monitor, and close services in complex, multi-system environments.
Through applied learning, case-based discussions, and structured tools, participants develop stronger competencies in client engagement, trauma-informed practice, ethical decision-making, motivational interviewing, crisis response, documentation, and interprofessional collaboration. Emphasis is placed on client-centred, recovery-oriented approaches that respect autonomy, reduce stigma, and promote coordinated care across health and community systems.
By the end of the Certificate in Case Management – Substance Use Health and Concurrent Treatment, participants will be able to confidently apply structured case management frameworks to real-world substance use and concurrent treatment settings, strengthening both client outcomes and professional practice.
Designed For: The Certificate in Case Management – Substance Use Health and Concurrent Treatment is designed for professionals and front-line workers who coordinate care or provide direct support to individuals experiencing substance use and concurrent mental health challenges, including Case managers, care coordinators, addictions and mental health workers, outreach, housing, and community support professionals, social service and allied health professionals, and supervisors and team leads seeking stronger case conferencing and system navigation skills.
Type of Delivery: In-person
Duration: Five days (30 hours total).
Cost: $2,500
More Information:
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