Live, instructor-led online classes and a half-day class schedule can make it easier to balance your training with work, family and other commitments.
Build practical skills in counselling, crisis intervention, case management, treatment planning and trauma-informed care. You’ll apply what you learn through practical exercises and finish the program with a 12-week, 300-hour internship.
Learn how addiction, mental health concerns and life experiences can affect people, families and communities.
Build person-centred counselling, communication, empathy and relationship-building skills.
Learn approaches for responding to addiction and mental health crises, including suicide risk and overdose situations.
Practise intake, documentation, client progress notes, assessment and coordinated support planning.
Learn treatment approaches, relapse prevention strategies and ways to support client goals and strengths.
Learn trauma-informed approaches and how to support diverse clients with ethical and culturally responsive care.
Along with your diploma, you’ll complete nine certifications that add practical preparation for addiction, mental health and community support work.
Employer names refer to triOS graduates institution-wide.
Our team will guide you through the admission process and your financial aid options to help make enrolment simpler.
Our experienced instructors care about your progress and will help you build your skills and confidence throughout the program.
Prepare for your job search with resumé help, interview guidance and career services.
“The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive and genuinely invested in student success. The curriculum is practical and career-focused, which really helps build confidence for the real world.”
“I’ve benefited greatly from the positive learning environment at triOS College. I feel well-prepared and motivated to succeed in my future career.”
