CADC Presentation
588
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor Certificate
Addictions
Interested in Addictions?
According to a 2017 National Survey by Substance Abuse Mental Health Service Administration, about 18.7 million people in the US have experienced a substance use concern.
In 2016, New Jersey served over 75,000 clients in substance use treatment (NJ DHS, 2017).
There is a 23% increase of job prospects in the addiction field.
MSU offers a program of study which provides the foundation of addiction counseling.
Thinking about entering the field?
Completing this program will enable you to obtain a Certification for Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
What does a CADC do?
- Provides counseling, education, and support to clients and families that are experiencing substance use concerns.
- Works with a variety of clients, other health professionals, and community resources
What does a CADC do?
Where does a CADC work?
Where can a CADC work?
Anywhere there is a need for Substance Use Counseling
- Inpatient Facilities
- Outpatient Agencies
- Hospitals
- Jails/Prison
- Social Services
- Housing
CADC Curriculum Overview
Program of Study
5 classes that cover all 270 hours of education requirements as defined by the state licensing board.
Why choose MSU?
Why MSU?
- Approved by New Jersey Addiction Professional Certification Board (APCBNJ)
- Experienced professors
- Master Level Courses
- Various Course Delivery
- Real world case examples and conceptualizations
Want to learn more?
Next Steps
Attend an information session. Sign up for updates at:
https://apply.montclair.edu/register/grad-inquiry