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Basics of mental health, crisis and substance abuse work (MIE01VS26DIAK)

Type of studies
Open University of Applied Sciences
Campuses
Diak joint implementation
Location
Online campus
Ilmoittautumisaika
25.5.2026—31.7.2026
Start Term
17.8.2026—27.9.2026
Field of Study
Social services, The church sector
Study mode
Online teaching
Study language
Finnish
Application Status
Registration opens soon
Pricing
Free
Code
AAF728
Extent
5 op
Admission quota
5
Available places
5
Teachers
Sirpa Salmela, Taina Kilpeläinen, Tiina Lintunen, Anu Hellesuo

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MIE01VS26DIAK Basics of mental health, crisis and substance abuse work
Perustiedot
Code MIE0105A20S-3022
Extent 5
Study period 17.8.2026 – 27.9.2026
Teachers Sirpa Salmela, Taina Kilpeläinen, Tiina Lintunen, Anu Hellesuo
Office Diak joint implementation
Study programme BA of Social Services
Sisältö
– the scientific explanations of addiction
– customer inclusion in mental health, crisis and substance abuse work
– mental health, crisis and substance abuse work for various ages
– crisis work and acute crisis work
– legislation related to mental health and substance abuse
– ethical principles, quality recommendations and strategies of mental health and substance abuse work, national and international programmes
– cultural sensitivity, equality and diversity
– connections between mental health and substance abuse problems and criminal behaviour
– religion and spirituality in mental health and substance abuse work
Learning outcomes
Students
– are familiar with multidisciplinary approaches to substance abuse and other addictions
– know how to work with various mental health, crisis and substance abuse customer groups in a customer-oriented manner and support the customer’s inclusion while considering the unique characteristics of various ages
– are familiar with crises and acute crisis work
– are familiar with and know how to apply the central legislation guiding and governing mental health and substance abuse work and the service system
– are familiar with the ethical principles, quality recommendations and strategies of mental health and substance abuse work as well as key national and international programmes
– know how to act in a culturally sensitive manner and support equality and diversity in mental health and substance abuse work
– are familiar with the connection between mental health and substance abuse problems and criminal behaviour
– know the significance of religion and spirituality in mental health and substance abuse work.