I Have a B.A in Psychology but Am a Convicted Felon W/a Drug Charge. Could I Be a Certified Addictions Counsel?
Question by : I have a B.A in Psychology but am a convicted felon w/a drug charge. could I be a certified addictions counsel?
I feel my past drug addiction would make me a great counselor. I live in Florida. Could I be licensed or certified in this field or would it be worth it to go make and get my Masters in this field?
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Answer by Sam
You may having to do training on the job or a short sit in course type certification but yes! I would see what your options are and see if you like it. you could always go forth with your masters after you get your feet wet. Most drug counselors have a drug history! good luck to you!
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