Diploma in addictions

Addictions entail an unhappy consumption functioning pattern that causes significant discomfort or deterioration. When talking about drugs, reference is made to all that substance that is once consumed, modifies the functions of the organism at physical or mental level. With the diploma in addictions you can obtain an exhaustive analysis of addictions, addressing key issues such as drug conceptualization, addiction psychobiology and damage caused by consumption. You will deepen specific substances such as alcohol, tobacco, stimulants, cannabis, hallucinogens, inhaling, opiates, sedatives and anxiolytics. You will also have the opportunity to explore technological addiction and pathological game, providing tools for prevention and treatment.

- Provide updated knowledge about drugs, addictions and its consequences. - Analyze the psychobiology of addictions and its effects on mental health. - Identify and understand the damages associated with the consumption of addictive substances. - Deepen the study of alcohol, tobacco and various psychoactive substances. - Address technological addiction and pathological game in different age groups. - Offer prevention and treatment tools in the field of addictions.

At the end of the addiction diploma you can exercise in addiction treatment centers, mental health institutions, educational centers and prevention and rehabilitation organizations. You can also play as an advisor in addiction prevention policies, contributing to the promotion of mental health and well -being in society.

With this addiction diploma you will prepare to understand, prevent and address addictions in its various manifestations. Through the detailed analysis of addictive substances and behaviors, you acquire tools for early identification, intervention and treatment of addictions. This diploma enables you to face the challenge of addictions in different contexts, contributing to individual and community well -being.

This the addiction diploma is mainly aimed at professionals in psychology, mental health, social work, education and related disciplines, as well as students of them who are interested in acquiring specialized knowledge about addictions and psychoactive substances.