Real Testimonials from ATI Students

“I appreciate all the help and knowledge I have received from ATI over the years. I look forward to applying my knowledge and experience towards passing my exam and furthering my career in the helping profession.“ – Kai D

“I feel that I gained a substantial amount of knowledge on the progression of the war on drugs and the way that the government has handled these in various areas of the world including USA.“ – Katelyn D.

“I liked learning more about what clients are actually experiencing and the ways people are affected differently by drug misuse when they are going through addiction.“ – Marian D.

“I appreciated the understanding and concern the professor showed when my grade slacked off.“ – Clarissa F.

“This was my first online class, and the learning platform was very straight forward, informative and easy to navigate. I was well informed of everything needed to successfully complete this course. Professor Kelly Moselle had a great sense of humor and was super helpful along the way. I’m also grateful to Lulu for her help in assisting me with any questions and ensuring my seamless enrollment. Thank you!“ – Lana H.

“The material was very informative. I’m computer challenged and this course made it easy for me to participate. The instructor was very knowledgeable and answered questions in a timely matter.“ – Jayneann H.

“I felt the professor and the class were job-friendly. I work full time in Detox and Recovery and never know what my schedule will be. Example: I wrote my paper on weekend before virtual chat on Monday, the topic got changed during the chat, I told the professor I had already written mine, his reply was no worries its fine. How awesome is that !“ – Doris B.

“I enjoyed how the professor had us participate and discuss our papers. Interacting with other students and discussing our assignments really open my eyes to different perspectives.“ – Scott P.

“The friendliness of both the professor and students. The discussion board was a very pleasant means of gaining more insight on the struggles that substance addicts and abusers go through, it helps to know so that one can develop empathy to clients in the future. The fact that class mates were willing to share personal experiences is a great help in understanding what is required for someone wanting to help an addict. At this time, I frankly can’t think of anything to improve.“ – Asia A.

“I enjoy working independently but having the opportunity to interact with my fellow students was also a huge bonus.“ – Garyl S.

“I was very pleased with the feedback provided from the professor and how easy it was for me to use moodle. Thanks for making everything so accessible.“ – Jean OR.

“The professor! I much prefer the format of the chats in which we would actually have discussions and he would let each student contribute, and then he always provided feedback. He would also give real world examples and talk about addiction above and beyond what is in the textbook.“ – Lesli A.

“I liked the discussion amongst the class during lectures. At the start of the class I was mortified at the idea of speaking to everyone. After the first couple of lectures, I felt much more comfortable speaking with the group.“ – Heather.

“I am grateful to the team of ATI for answering all my millions of questions as this was my first course. I loved how responsive people were, especially Lulu, as I began my early navigation of the class. I enjoyed Ron’s presentations and inclusion of the students in the discussions as well as his creative examples of topics covered in the material that allowed us to see it being used in real time. I very much enjoyed the other students, too, once we all started being able to participate in the course. A great first experience!“ – Karin Clark.

“The fact that the material was up to myself to know. I liked working at a pace that fits my schedule. The professor was really comfortable in his job and made it very easy to understand.“ – James Oberhansley.

“Throughout the entire 8wks everything I learned was actually useful for my future career in addictions as well as in my own personal life. My goals for being in this program are to learn something that can be applied to my own recovery as well as help others and I was able to start achieving both by week 2 of this module. I also enjoy the different levels of difficulty in this module. Some weeks were a breeze and others were difficult to get through.“ – Sharlene Wright.

“The book was excellent and the instructor was very engaging and intelligent. I appreciate that he is an expert in the field because he gave the course more credibility in that he used real examples that everyone could relate to.“ – Amanda Tanner-McGee.

“Being able to work on my time schedule, the transparency and honesty of an experienced counselor/teacher, materials that seem very relevant.“ – Lucee Price.

“The professor explained the material clearly and used great real-life examples.“ – Arthur Olbert.

“I felt that the course was very informative and increased my skills and knowledge in the working with clients, strengthening my skill set in case management, treatment planning, identifying and addressing client’s needs. Mostly, I enjoyed the teaching style of Professor Black. He made the material interesting, and understandable. He is authentic and approachable. I feel he modeled what a good counselor/ therapist is.“ – Rhonda Fritzshall.

“The instructor was punctual, accessible and did a good job with the virtual chats covering information.  There was a good “flow” to the chats.  I thought the text for the course was informative.“ – Lewis Parrill.