Crisis Intervention Microcredential
Are you ready to build real-world skills that can make a difference in moments of crisis?
The college is excited to offer Crisis Intervention (HUS 113Z / HED 113Z) as a fully
online, asynchronous course. This 3-credit class can be taken as a general elective
or health elective and is an excellent fit for students pursuing degrees in Human
Services, Health, Criminal Justice, Psychology, Education, and more.
Course Highlights:
- Learn how to respond effectively to mental health, trauma, and community crises
- Explore best practices in suicide prevention, de-escalation, and trauma-informed care
- Engage in immersive simulations that provide “real-life” crisis response experiences
- Apply ethical and culturally responsive decision-making
Whether you’re entering the helping professions or want to be more prepared in your
current role, this course equips you with skills that truly matter.
Be the person who’s ready when it matters most—develop the confidence, skills, and
compassion to lead others through crisis with clarity and care.
To learn more or get started, please fill out this short application form.
For more information, contact Kathleen Dowd-Maloney, Human Services Department Chair, at kdowd@nccc.edu