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The Applied Behavioral Health Associate Degree program is a 2-year associate degree program designed to provide a foundation of skills and knowledge for working in a variety of behavioral health environments, including substance abuse & addictions, youth services, healthcare, human services, corrections, mental health, services for the aged, and corrections.
The purpose of the Applied Behavioral Health program is to provide a professional credential for Behavioral Health workers.
Program Competencies
a. Define the characteristics of helping relationships.
b. Demonstrate respectful, value-free communication and active-listening skills.
c. Demonstrate respect and adherence to regulations regarding ethical client interactions and confidentiality.
d. Encourage and support behaviors and cognition that align with the recovery process.
e. Recognize the difference between crisis intervention and on-going therapeutic intervention.
f. Convey and clarify personal point of view and understanding of information when working collaboratively and in teams.
g. Document information as required by HIPAA and program policies and procedures.
Competency Measurements
1. Define the characteristics of helping relationships assessed in SOC 275: Opioids and the Sociology of Addiction.
2. Demonstrate respectful, value-free communication and active-listening skills assessed in BHS 101: Intro to Applied Behavioral Health.
3. Demonstrate respect for and adherence to regulations regarding ethical client interactions and confidentiality assessed in BHS 201: Ethics and Communications.
4. Encourage and support behaviors and cognition that align with the recovery process assessed in HSC 210: Survey of Behavioral Health Problems.
5. Recognize the difference between crisis intervention and on-going therapeutic intervention assessed in HSC 210: Survey of Behavioral Health Problems.
6. Convey personal points of view and clarify understanding of information when working collaboratively and in teams assessed in BHS 101: Intro to Applied Behavioral Health.
7. Document information as required by HIPAA and program policies and procedures assessed in SOC 190: Applied Behavioral Health Writing and Assessment.
Computer Applications
Intro to Technology
Integrating Excel into Business Problem Solving
Fundamentals of Economics
English Composition I
English Composition II
Public Speaking
Communication Theory
Introduction to Critical Thinking
Introduction to Psychology
Contemporary Global Issues
Introductory Survey of Mathematics
Anatomy and Physiology I (with Lab)
Introduction to Sociology
Intro to Applied Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health in Practice
Survey of Criminal Justice
Survey of Behavioral Health Problems
Applied Behavioral Health Writing Assessment
Ethics & Communications
Sociology of Delinquency
Corrections and Rehabilitation
Opioids and the Sociology of Addiction
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2024-2025 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2023 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
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