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COUN 6153 - Systematic Foundations And Family Issues

Credit Hours: 3

This course is an advanced study of systems theory and research as it applies to the family. Issues that affect the family such as substance abuse, physical/emotional abuse, divorce and remarriage, discrimination and bias, grief and loss, and societal trends will be explored as they relate to family adjustments across the life cycle stages. Students will acquire the knowledge to assess individuals and family problems as they exist within the context of their system and be able to identify core issues and treatment strategies that are consistent with this view.

Modality: In-Person


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