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MCSI240/340: Contemporary Approaches to Counselling: Christian Perspectives |
This unit offers a critical survey of the major current approaches to counselling from a Christian perspective, with special attention to the ways in which these approaches tackle widespread personal and interpersonal problems. Issues addressed will include the conceptual adequacy and the ethics of models such as psychoanalytic, behavioural, humanistic/existential, cognitive - behavioural, object relations and family systems theories. The attempt will be made to balance theoretical and theological issues with an emphasis on practical service and therapy. (Includes some Saturday sessions)
| Credit Points: | 3 |
| Contact Hours: | Mixed Mode |
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D2 - Day; Offered in the second half-year
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| Staff Contact: |
Dr Stephen Fyson |
| Prerequisites: |
MCSI240-none. MCSI340-36cp. Note: This unit is designed to be taken along with MCSI241/341 Towards an Integration of Christianity and Counselling.
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| Offered By: |
MCSI - Macquarie Christian Studies Institute |
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