Behavioral Health Certificate

Behavioral Health Certificate 

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Passionate about better behavioral health? The Behavioral Health Certificate at Carson-Newman can make the most of that passion with a fully online program that develops a strong foundation of concepts and applications within behavioral health care. This 24-credit certificate prepares students to make a difference in a behavioral health career, along with a number of other areas within social and human services. 

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM YOUR CERTIFICATE IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

 

  • Coursework covers core concepts in social services/mental health delivery.
  • Explore human development and its impact on the psyche, along with basic mental health interventions and their intersection with human development.
  • Examine addictions, adolescent and child mental health, multi-cultural inclusiveness, disability and developmental delays, abnormal and psychopathology.
  • In-program field experience offers opportunity to apply learning and enhance post-certificate career placement.

CERTIFICATE IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AT A GLANCE

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), graduates with a Behavioral Health Certificate can pursue employment in a variety of careers, including:

Admissions Requirements
Complete the free online application along with transcripts from high school and any other higher education institutions in which you have attended.

Accreditation
Carson-Newman is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, Ed.D., and Ed.S. degrees.