25 courses with the subject GPC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Orientation to the field of professional counseling requires a thorough understanding of professional identity and current professional issues related to counselor functioning in a variety of settings. This course int Course Prerequisite(s) - None
This course introduces research and program evaluation in the field of counseling. Emphasis is placed on gaining the knowledge necessary to evaluate and apply the co Course Prerequisite(s) - None
This course provides foundational skills education and training for helping relationships. The focus of the course is to engage students in developing and pract Course Prerequisite(s) - None
This course provides an overview of contemporary theoretical perspectives regarding the nature of developmental needs and tasks from infancy through l Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 501 , GPC 508 , GPC 530 , and GPC 583
This course will consider the manner in which the human body intakes, absorbs, and excretes substances known as street drugs, prescription medications
This course presents an overview of major counseling theories and the techniques and practices associated with those theories. Student experiences shall Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 501 , GPC 508 , GPC 530 , and GPC 583
This course provides students with a clinically oriented understanding of the biological bases of behavior. Beginning with an accessible geography of the nervous system, stude Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 501 , 508, 530, and 583 or Advisor approval
Assessment Techniques in Counseling introduces students to the appraisal, assessment, and testing of individuals in a multicultural society. This course develops competencies in selecting, administer Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 501 , 508, 530, 583, and 505
This course is designed to provide an overview of the ethical and legal practices in the field of counseling, with a specific focus upon the professional issues of practice including pract Course Prerequisite(s) - None
This course introduces the major psychiatric diagnoses included in the current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) with an overview of the prin Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 501 , 508, 530, and 583
This is a clinical course designed to give students a didactic and experiential introduction to theory, practice, and treatment in group counseling. T Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 508 and GPC 515
This course offers an in-depth analysis of marriage and family relationships. The emphasis is on understanding family and other systems theories, the Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 508 , GPC 515
This course is an in-depth exploration of the Cognitive-Behavioral approach to the treatment of mental and emotional disorders. Through a combination of didactic and experiential elements Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 515 , GPC 517 , GPC 531
Students in this course are introduced to the concept of addiction, its effects on individuals, families & communities, and current treatment approaches and modalities. Theories and etiology of addiction Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 515 , GPC 517 , GPC 531
This course prepares advanced students to serve Christian clients across doctrinal and denominational lines. Students will examine similarities and differences among prominen Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 515 , GPC 583
This social and cultural diversity course is focused on preparing students to practice competent multicultural counseling. Issues such as race, ethnicity, gender, age, spirituality and religion, psycho-sexua Course Prerequisite(s) - None
Trauma results from an event, series of events, or set of circumstances experienced by an individual as physically or emotionally harmful or life-threatening. Lasting adverse effects undermine mental, physical, Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 515 , GPC 517 , GPC 531
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As the first entry-level professional practice course, practicum provides a supervised clinical experience through which students: apply theory to practice; solidify basic counseling skills, and become familiar wit Course Prerequisite(s) - 1st and 2nd Tier Courses, Candidacy status, GPA > 3.0, and Advisor approval
As the second entry-level professional practice course, Internship I is a supervised clinical experience, relevant to Clinical Mental Health Counseling, through which students continue to: apply theory to practice; move t Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 601 , GPA > 3.0, and Advisor approval
As the last of three entry-level professional practice courses, Internship II continues to provide a supervised clinical experience, relevant to Clinical Mental Health Counseling, through which students continue to: apply theor Course Prerequisite(s) - GPC 602 , GPA > 3.0, and Advisor approval
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