Write a mock course proposal of 10 sessions for a course about Psychology of Addiction + Family of Addiction

Write a mock course proposal of 10 sessions for a course about Psychology of Addiction + Family of Addiction. This is a PhD level course Read carefully!!

• Course objectives
• For each module: name of module, What will each class cover (history, types of addictions (alcoholism), 12-steps, treatments and other ideas... etc.), reading/watching, clear assignment.
•Do not forget to add the spiritual side of the course.
•In each moudle reading material include a suggestion for a TEDtalk / another great video of a sholar.
•Course reading + recommended readings of scholar books / articles.
•Creative assignments for each moudle: reflection paper
•Creative final: case study + power point presentation

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