Integrated Practice (A)

Counselling

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Course Description

This course draws together counselling theory and practice, theological anthropology and the person of the counsellor to develop an articulation of a meta-theory of counselling practice. Through exploration of different models of integration, with particular focus on incarnational and dialogical integration, a framework for this articulation will be developed. It combines practice, theoretical, and theological reflection with group-based learning, and enriches the student’s ability to practice counselling in a personally and theoretically integrated way. (Pre-requisite: 903.615 Relational Theories and Practice B)

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