Counseling & Self Esteem

Author(s): David E. Carlson
Prerequisite(s): Completion of phase 1 and 2
Price: $500
Description: Counseling & Self Esteem teaches the counselor to help clients find their freedom in improving their self-esteem and self-image. The course includes a textbook and workbook.

Counseling & Self-Esteem takes three main topics:

1. to teach the pastoral counselor an understanding of self-esteem as a fundamental ingredient to one’s spiritual, emotional and social health,
2. to teach accurate biblical views on self-esteem, and
3. to teach counseling strategies that can be used to build self-esteem.

The primary goal of this course is to teach students how to provide assistance to clients who suffer from low self-esteem.

Note: This course leads to Advanced Certification in Domestic Violence & Intervention Therapy if the student completes this course along with the following courses and holds at minimum a Master of Arts degree:

• Temperament Case Studies
• Counseling Families
• Counseling for Substance Abuse & Addiction
• Counseling for Problems of Self-Control

The course materials will be shipped to the student’s address on file or you can request digital files.

Please note: The students completing advance courses must receive a grade of 80% or better for course credit to be applied toward an academic degree. Any grade transferred for an advanced course receiving a grade less than 80% will not qualify to be applied to the N.C.C.A. degree transfer program.