Counseling - Heidelberg University

Counseling from Heidelberg University is a Campus Master Counseling and Personnel Services degree that prepares you for a Education career. Program Objectives Students will: 1. Understand the developmental, social, and psychological processes that underlie human adjustment and practice of counseling . 2. Understand the impact of cultural, racial, and ethnic variables on counseling relationships and outcomes. 3. Demonstrate research skills needed to evaluate the effectiveness of counseling intervention. 4. Demonstrate knowledge of counseling theories and techniques, both individual and group. 5. Demonstrate knowledge of professional issues and practices such as cross cultural factors, ethics, mental health laws, career and educational information, referral agencies, and other counseling-related services and understand the professional, legal and ethical responsibilities of the counselor . 6. Demonstrate the ability to administer and/or interpret the results of instruments that measure aptitude, cognitive ability, personality, achievement, and interests. 7. Develop an individual philosophy of counseling based upon a consideration of concepts from major counseling theories in concert with their own personality structure and value system. 8. Develop in-depth knowledge of self-selected specialized areas of counseling , such as marital and family, chemical dependency counseling, or school counseling . 9. Apply assessment, counseling, referral and outcome evaluation skills to meet client needs within the field setting and/or student needs within the school setting. 10. Demonstrate the ability to function and perform professionally and competently in a field setting. View more details on Heidelberg University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling and Personnel Services courses.