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This course develops students in a broad base of understanding in the contextual dimensions of clinical and marital, couple, and family counseling, including the history, fundamentals, societal trends, issues in working with diverse systems, funding...

This course is designed to prepare counselors to develop comprehensive school counseling programs that are standards-based, data-driven, accountable, and grounded in principles of human growth and development. Emphasis will be on contemporary...

This course is designed for counseling professionals whose work will bring them into contact with clients experiencing sexuality-related problems and concerns. This course presents an overview of the biological, psychological, and relational aspects...

Students will acquire the knowledge to assess and conceptualize individual, couple, and family problems and functioning as they exist within the context of the client’s system. Formal and informal assessment and diagnostic methods will be addressed...

Building on the concepts of case conceptualization and assessment, this course is an advanced study of systems and couple and family counseling theories and models. Emphasis will be on advanced application, with theory-congruent techniques and...

Contemporary families experience a range of challenging characteristics and situations. A cultural and theoretical perspective on coupling will provide the backbone to the discussion of clinical treatment with adults and children transitioning in and...

This capstone course will prepare students to function effectively in the professional context of marriage, couple, and family counseling. Students will review information about the profession and legal and ethical considerations.

This course provides an introduction to research from a consumer's point of view. Includes research literature; design considerations including sampling, surveys, and statistical tests. Students must prepare a research proposal as part of the course...

This course guides students through the process of assessing the need for family education programs and evaluating family programs that will assist the student in supporting families throughout their life-cycle stages.

In this introductory course, students will learn the why and what of Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) and be introduced to the Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) model as a fully integrated approach to IBH. This course on PCBH will take students...