CAP/CAC Course Descriptions
Detailed breakdown of our core certification training paths
Certification
CAP Tier 1
The standard-setting training track for addiction certification and clinical practice. Focused on core competencies and ethics.
Certification
MCAP
Master level certification for behavioral health leaders. Ideal for professionals with advanced degrees seeking clinical leadership roles.
Certification
CBHT
Practical clinical skills for entry-level behavioral health technicians. Comprehensive training for immediate workforce entry.
Certification
CRSS
Focused training for recovery support specialists. Designed for peer-to-peer care and community-based support services.
PROGRAM SYLLABUS
CAP/CAC Course Descriptions
The Certified Addiction Professional (CAP) and Certified Addiction Counselor (CAC) programs provide a comprehensive clinical framework for professionals in the behavioral health field. Our courses are meticulously structured to cover the core competencies required for certification boards, ensuring students gain the practical skills and theoretical knowledge necessary for high-level clinical practice.
Students explore advanced topics in psychopharmacology, clinical evaluation, and treatment planning. The syllabus includes intensive training on co-occurring disorders, family dynamics in recovery, and evidence-based interventions like CBT and Motivational Interviewing, focused on real-world application to immediately improve patient outcomes within clinical organizations.
Course Enrollment FAQs
What is the format of the CAP and CAC courses?
Both CAP and CAC courses are offered in a flexible online format through the DigitalChalk platform, allowing you to learn at your own pace from any location. Some elective sessions may offer live virtual components.
How many hours are required for certification?
The required hours vary by program tier and specific board requirements. Generally, CAP certification requires 350+ hours of specialized addiction training, while CAC requirements depend on your existing credentials and degree level.
What is the difference between CAP and CAC?
CAP (Certified Addiction Professional) is a Florida-specific credential, while CAC (Certified Addiction Counselor) is often used for national or alternate state-level certifications. Both paths provide industry-leading clinical training.
How do I enroll in a course?
Simply select your preferred program and click 'Enroll Now'. You will be redirected to our DigitalChalk portal where you can create an account, complete payment, and start your coursework immediately.
Is financial aid available?
While we do not offer traditional federal financial aid, we provide various payment plans and specialized discounts for veterans and group enrollments. Contact our admissions team for more details.