Mental Health and Addiction Support Practicum B
To enable students to further develop, apply and integrate skills, values and behaviours that are congruent with knowledge and theories relevant to the mental health and addiction support workforce in a support level role
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| Course Code | HWMH402 |
| Level | 4 |
| Credits | 30 |
Description
- Demonstrate an understanding of the relevance of Te Ao Māori, the status of tangata whenua and the importance of whakawhānaungatanga for the mental health and addiction workforce.
- Examine the diverse issues experienced by contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand society relevant to the mental health and addiction workforce.
- Demonstrate integration of knowledge, skills, behaviours, values and attitudes consistent for entry level practice in the mental health and addiction workforce.
- Demonstrate ethical practice which includes reflection on own practice as a support worker in the mental health and addiction workforce.