Integrated Marriage and Family Counseling

Successful completion of all four courses will lead the student to be “Board Certified” in this specialty of “Integrated Marriage & Family Therapy”.

Marriage & Family Counseling

This course is designed to provide the student with an overview of Marriage and Family counseling with specific emphasis on system and Structural therapy techniques. A specific study of the use of genograms and family of origin work is emphasized. The course integrates Temperament and System/Structure in family counseling.

This course consists of a textbook, workbook and requires 1 closed-book (proctored) exam. Approximate study time is 45 hours.

Integrated Temperament Couple Therapy

This course is designed for pastoral counseling of couples. The emphasis is on understanding the stress factors in a dyad relationship and the proper evaluation and therapy for the presented problems of the couple. The student will review the case and provide a final evaluation of the case in written form as part of the study.

This course consists of a textbook and workbook. It requires 1 closed-book (proctored) exam and case study for final grade. Approximate study time is 45 hours.

Pre-Marriage Counseling With Temperament

This course is a specific reference for the pastoral counselor and develops a pre-marriage technique using the tools of modern System Family counseling and Temperament Therapy. This course consists of four units. This course develops a specific six (6) week plan for pre-marriage counseling using the tools provided in the course.

This course consists of a textbook, workbook and requires 1 closed-book (proctored) exam. Approximate study time is 45 hours.

The Father-Daughter Connection

Once a student understands the unique relationship between a father and daughter, it helps him/her to understand all unique relationships. The content of this course provides insight into the father-daughter relationship that is being revealed for the first time with regards to each individual’s temperament.

This course consists of a textbook and requires 1 closed-book (proctored) exam. Approximate study time is 45 hours.