Course Description The focus of this course is to help students identify the Christian foundations to bringing life transformation through counseling and ministry programs. The focus of this course is to develop a comprehensive theological
Course Description Many of the greatest social problems (addiction, homelessness, etc.) are what are considered complex adaptive systems that have multiple causes. This course presents Systems Thinking as a collection of tools to help understand
Course Description This course empowers students as internal agents or external consultants to examine an organization’s existing culture and its capacity for change. The critical question is, “How do we make sense of what happens
Course Description This course provides an in-depth understanding of the effects of psychotropic substances on the brain and the treatment of addiction with medications. Students will learn about the pharmacological basis of addiction, the neurobiology
Course Description This course provides students with a foundational understanding of the impact of trauma and crisis on individuals, families, and communities. Emphasis will be on the research, theory, skills, and attitudes essential for working
Course Description This course provides an in-depth exploration of psychopathology, co-occurring disorders, and addiction. Students will learn about the biological, psychological, and social factors that contribute to the development of mental health and substance use
Course Description This course empowers students as internal agents or external consultants to examine an organization’s existing culture and its capacity for change. The critical question is, “How do we make sense of what happens
