In this course, students will engage with essential topics related to harm reduction, crisis intervention, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy.

1. Roles and Responsibilities of the Board of Health:
   • Students will gain an understanding of the crucial roles and responsibilities of the Board of Health in preventing substance use and addressing the associated health and social harms.
   • Topics may include policy development, community outreach, and collaborative initiatives aimed at promoting community health.
2. Establishing a Common Understanding of Prevention and Harm Reduction:
   • The course will focus on creating a shared understanding of substance use prevention and harm reduction strategies.
   • Students will explore evidence-based approaches and best practices for mitigating the negative consequences of substance use within a community.
3. Comprehensive Health Promotion Approach:
   • The module will provide students with insights into developing comprehensive health promotion strategies for substance use prevention and harm reduction.
   • Students may learn about designing and implementing programs that address the broader determinants of health.
4. Overview of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy:
   • Students will be introduced to Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, a goal-oriented therapeutic approach.
   • The course may cover the principles and techniques of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, emphasizing its application in crisis intervention and mental health support.

By covering these topics, the course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective harm reduction, crisis intervention, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy within the context of community service work. Students will be prepared to address substance-related challenges and contribute to the well-being of individuals and communities.