CNS631 Effective Counseling and Life Coaching Skills
LOGOS equivalent course numbers:
Undergraduate: CNS321 Effective Counseling Skills
Graduate:
CNS631 Effective Counseling Skills
Course
Description:
Teaches basic counseling
skills, analysis methods, and counseling ethics. Prepares the student
with the skills necessary to begin counseling and Life Coaching.
Required prior to practicum or lay counseling and as part of all
certifications or degrees.
Text Book: Basic
Attending Skills by Allen Ivey, Norma Packard, and Mary Ivey
AACC Ethics and Skill Notes by The American Association of Christian
Counselors with added skill exercises from Word of Life Institute
Classes in the
course:
Lesson 1: Learning to Attend -
Read and complete BAS Chapters 1-2.
Lesson 2:
Questioning and Clarifying - Read and complete BAS Chapters 3-4.
Lesson 3:
Observation Skills and Responding to feelings - Read and complete BAS
Chapter 5.
Lesson 4:
Summarizing and Integration - Read and complete BAS Chapters 6-7.
Lesson 5: Methods of
Confrontation
Lesson 6:
Connecting
Lesson 7: Analysis Methods
Lesson 8: The
counseling Method and Planning
Lesson 9: Introduction to
Ethical Issues - Read the first half of the AACC Ethics Code.
Lesson 10:
Review of the AACC Ethical Code - Read the second half of the AACC Code.
Use up arrow and right narrow gray slide bar to select class, side arrow to
play, and diagonal arrow for full screen.
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE
CREDIT FOR THIS COURSE YOU MUST COMPLETE THESE REQUIREMENTS.
1.
Read and complete the assigned chapters prior to watching the video for that
lesson. Highlight any important passages in the textbooks.
2. Watch each video while
referencing the book and take any additional notes not covered in the
textbooks. Prepare for the open book final examination.
3. Write a 5 page paper
expanding on a particular issue or skill discussed in this class. Do
not just repeat back what you have learned but gather additional information
from the Bible or other resources.
4. Write a 3 page
paper on an ethical issue that you feel will be critical to your counseling.
Do not just repeat back what you have learned but gather additional
information from the Bible or other resources.
5. For graduate
credit, students are required to write an additional 5 page paper on how
they have or would plan and conduct a complete counseling session using the
methods taught in this class.
6. Take the open book
test that will be E-mailed to you when you have completed the papers.
You may use your notes, book, or the DVDs for reference.
7. Submit your papers and
final examination via E-mail at
treiner@wolm.org to Word of Life Institute for grading.
Book: Basic Attending
Skills by Allen Ivey $21.95
This book is the original
one on which most communication skill programs are based. This book is clear
and precise and widely used for college courses for beginning interviewing
training. It is one of the most practical books on communication skills
existing. By the time a person finishes this book, he or she will be
able to conduct a full interview using only listening skills.
5 DVD Wideangle 2009 Set Effective Counseling and Coaching Skills $85.00
AACC Code of Ethics Book
Developed by the
American Association of Christian Counselor's Law
and Ethics Committee. One of the most
comprehensive, client-respecting, legally-sensitive,
behavior-specific, and detailed code of ethics in
all counseling professions. AACC would like to
encourage all of its members and Christian
counselors everywhere to study and apply this
impressive 20-page document in their counseling
practices and ministries.
Please note that this book is provided courtesy of
AACC. It may be downloaded for free at
Http://aacc.net/wp-images/fammed/aacc_code_of_ethics.doc.