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| The Special Care Counselling Program leads to a rewarding career path that offers
students the chance to work with people who have physical, mental, intellectual,
neurological, emotional and behavioural issues. |
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| The Special Care Counselling Program leads to a rewarding career path
that offers students the chance to work with people who have physical,
mental, intellectual, neurological, emotional and behavioural issues. |
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| The SCC program provides people-oriented students with the professional
skills necessary to develop therapeutic relationships and give
support to a broad range of people of all ages who have special
needs. Students are trained to assess, develop, implement and
evaluate goal- directed clinical interventions designed to enhance
a person’s quality of life. |
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| Students of the Special Care Counselling program participate in
three separate supervised fieldwork placements where they can
put into practice the skills they learn in course work. |
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| The role of the Special Care Counsellor is continually growing and
expanding. In the 3-year SCC program students acquire the combination
of theoretical and practical knowledge needed to both work in
this exciting and constantly evolving helping profession, or to continue
their studies at the University level if they choose to do so. |
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| SCC graduates are also eligible for advance standing or can receive
course equivalencies in selected university programs. |
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| Given that Special Care Counsellors work with families, schools,
cultural communities and a team of multi-disciplinary professionals,
students who become SCCs must be compassionate, creative,
sensitive, patient, and observant individuals who have a strong
passion for helping others. |
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| Click here to learn more about our teachers. |
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821 Sainte-Croix, Montréal, Québec Canada H4L 3X9 
514.744.7500 
514.744.7505
