Graduates of the associate of science
in psychosocial rehabilitation program are expected to become psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners as described
by the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association and will have the following learning
outcomes:
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Differentiate between the different types of serious mental illnesses with a wellness and
recovery approach.
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Learn about different community resources including entitlement programs.
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Describe evidenced-based psychiatric rehabilitation practices.
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Identify key areas for personal growth and professionalism.
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Apply rehabilitative and clinical skills at practicum site.
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Facilitate skills-based group sessions.
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Conduct assessments, recovery plans, and write progress notes.
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Facilitate rehabilitation groups.
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Demonstrate the ability to adapt treatment and rehabilitation efforts for individuals
based on personal history, developmental factors, and current medical and psychiatric
history.
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Develop comprehensive and individualized recovery plans.
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Practice in an ethical manner.
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Work as a team member at practicum site.
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Describe and utilize evidence-based psychiatric rehabilitation practices.
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Complete documentation requirements to meet state and federal insurance
regulations.
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Apply multicultural principles into practice.
