The Behavioral Health (BHP) program is a degree option for those interested in human behaviour, especially in clinical or health-related settings.

Students will study behavioural health concepts related to addiction and substance abuse, counselling, group dynamics, and human development during the program. The Behavior health program will also cover current trends, best practices, and up-to-date research findings. Students complete coursework for Certified Addiction Counselor I and II as a part of the Associate of Applied Science degree.

Suppose you wish to pursue a bachelor’s degree after earning your AAS. In that case, you can take advantage of a smooth transfer to the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs (UCCS) BA in Human Services.

Career Information

Graduates from the behavioural health program can look forward to a rapidly growing job market with several options.

A behaviour health specialist is a professional who works with people who have disabilities or problems with behaviour and learning impairment in a variety of settings ranging from residential to outpatient, including but not limited to the department of corrections, youth residential facilities, hospitals, and outpatient facilities.

Career Opportunities include Behavioral health technician. Case manager, Peer support worker, community health worker, Family support worker, Respite care worker. Paraprofessional counsellor and Social service liaison.