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Apr 20, 2024
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CSL 6110 - Counseling Children
Credit(s): 3
This course provides the counseling student with a practical application and extension of learning and psychopathology theory with children and adolescents. Through exploration of self-concept, moral development, social skills, abuse, multiculturalism and wellness, it will present an introduction to the process of facilitating healthy social, emotional and academic development. An emphasis will be placed upon the counselor’s role as a multi-faceted team member within a system (e.g., family, school, agency and community) working in conjunction with clinical as well as educational goals toward optimal health.
Prerequisites: CSL 5010 ; CSL 5030 ; CSL 5211 ; or permission of the instructor
Offering Location: Johnson Campus
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