RECN 701 Group and Family Counseling

Credit 3
This course integrates family and group process theory, interventions and practices, and methods into an advanced applied course. The course addresses both clinical and organizational aspects of working with families, groups and organizations in the rehabilitation process. The student is challenged to develop an understanding of group processes that apply concepts, research and best practice models to a variety of settings, client profiles and organizational models. Social psychology, family systems theory, organizational and clinical models are covered in addition to experiential elements that build competencies that are effective in rehabilitation and healthcare settings. Between 15-20 clock hours practica of in vivo supervised group counseling are required.

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