COUN5336 Counseling and Advocacy Across Populations
Students engage with theory, research, and models that inform ethical and culturally competent counseling in a variety of settings. Students analyze counseling theories and evidence-based practices that emphasize the relevance of advocacy competencies within the profession. Throughout the course, students investigate the role of culture, values, counselor credibility, and preconception within the counseling context. Students are encouraged to explore their own societal experiences for greater insight into the counseling process and its relevance to real-world experiences. In addition, students gain an understanding of the role of the counselor advocate in promoting client wellbeing.
Prerequisite
BS in Psychology Pre-Counseling and Therapy students require special permission for registration and must have completed
PSYC3700 and
PSYC4101 with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better.