Maybe you have seen how the two problems travel together. This dual course covers trauma informed practice, co-existing needs and client services. Placement gives you supervised hours in a service.
Drug and alcohol work and mental health work, taught together.
Co-existing needs get a unit of their own.
A partner service finds you hours close to home.
Community agencies, rehab services and family programs all hire in this space. The day is intake, referrals, group work and case notes.
Support clients through use and recovery.
Hold a caseload and coordinate the help.
Day to day support across a service.
Work with the people around the client.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need a check or supervised experience.
Three things worth knowing.
Mental health and substance use often show up together.
Working in trauma informed care sits in the core units.
Nicola Robey has years in community and health services.
CHC43215 and CHC43315 · nationally recognised training
CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs and CHC43315 Certificate IV in Mental Health are both nationally recognised.
We check both codes and the college on the national training register. CHC43215 and CHC43315 are current.
Your hours are done in a working service and signed off.
Rehab, community work, or family support.
An advisor covers units, placement and fees.
Upfront, weekly plan, or pay in four.
Enrol and begin the client services units.
Yes. Both CHC43215 and CHC43315 are nationally recognised training.
Mental health and substance use often show up in the same client.
From $60.77 a week on a payment plan. A credit check applies.
You do a minimum of 160 hours. It sits on top of weekly study.
None needed. The units start with communication and ethics.
You pick a finish pace of 12, 18 or 24 months.
The payment plan asks that you be over 18 and working.
Yes. Units stay reachable day and night.
Open Colleges is an Australian training provider that teaches online. Placement is organised with SkilTrak, a placement partner.
Trainers work in the fields they teach. Units stay open day and night.
Picture the client who kept going because someone stayed calm.