Addiction Rehabilitation is for students interested in working with people who have addictive and abusive behaviors.  These behaviors could include alcohol and other drug addiction, eating disorders, gambling, Internet addiction, spousal abuse and family violence.
 

This specialization is for those who are interested in working with people who are entering or returning to the workforce. Vocational assessment, planning, education, counseling and adjustment, supported employment and placement in the workforce are some of the aspects of this specialization.
 

The primary focus of Psychosocial Rehab is to educate students about the realities and limitations that individuals with psychiatric disabilities face in every day life. Field experience for this specialization could include inpatient facilities providing services to acute psychiatric patients, as well as outpatient programs providing comprehensive services to individuals living in the community.
 

This specialization focuses on incorporating recreational activities into the lives of individuals with varying abilities.  Students involved are given an in depth analysis of modifications and adaptations of environment and/or equipment, therefore allowing all individuals to lead healthy and productive lives.