The Bachelor of Science in Psychology – Addictions and Recovery at Liberty University is designed to prepare students to support individuals and families affected by substance abuse through a foundation in psychological theory and practical counseling techniques. This program explores the biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors that influence addictive behaviors, while integrating faith-based principles into professional practice. It is ideal for individuals who are passionate about helping others overcome addiction and who seek to work in recovery-focused environments. Students in this program often pursue roles in case management, rehabilitation services, or advocacy, where they can apply their understanding of treatment planning, behavioral modification, and therapeutic approaches. The curriculum includes courses such as Treatment and Recovery of Addictions, Psychology of Personality, and Integration of Psychology and Christianity, offering a well-rounded education in addiction counseling. Industries that benefit from this training include mental health services, social work, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare. Example careers may include case manager, rehabilitation counselor, mental health technician, addiction recovery advocate, and program administrator.