Behavioral Health (Microcredential)

Short-term training at JCC in behavioral health

Students who complete the Behavioral Health microcredential at Jamestown Community College will gain the knowledge needed for entry-level community health work in mental health and substance use disorders. They will be able to work under the guidance of behavioral health professionals to help clients adopt health-promoting behaviors.

Program pathway

Earn this microcredential as a part of:

How to earn

  1. Apply to JCC and choose your degree or certificate program.
  2. Work with your advisor to register for the microcredential courses.
  3. After you've completed the courses, contact the Registrar's Office to have it added to your record.

Courses

Duration: 1 Semester

Course
Credits
Requirements Met

HUS 1210: Introduction to Human Services

3

HUS 1310: Introduction to Alcohol and Chemical Dependency

3

HUS 1350: Crisis Intervention

1

HUS 2430: Chemical Dependency Treatment Methods

3

PSY 2560: Abnormal Behavior or

SOC 2540: Deviant Behavior

3

Behavioral health skills

Through the program, you will:

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the theories and practices essential for working in behavioral health.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the ethics necessary to practice in this profession.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how the principles of rights, access, equity, and autonomy apply to social justice action, past, current, or future.