This program trains bilingual social workers who contribute to social and personal development. Social workers support individuals, families, groups in order to improve their well-being. They promote social changes that can improve living conditions. They work in many areas: counseling, group facilitation, mental health, patient support, child and family services, assessments for long-term care centers, etc. A career of endless possibilities awaits you!

Chisholm's unique Bachelor of Community Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs will give you the skills you need to provide non-clinical services to specialists such as psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers. You will gain an in-depth understanding of issues relating to alcohol and other drugs, mental health practice, community development, and counselling processes.

The Mental Health Counseling Concentration is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in the area of mental health counselling/clinical psychology.