Christian Counseling - Nazarene Bible College

Christian Counseling from Nazarene Bible College is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Overview The B.A.Min. degree with a Christian Counseling major is for those who wish to become more competent and confident in Christian counseling skills. This program is built on the NBC Bachelor of Arts in Ministry core requirements with the Christian Counseling major requirements added in the fourth year. Christian Counseling major course work will be completed in a cohort, with the program requiring commitment for four consecutive trimesters beginning with the fall trimester and concluding at the end of the summer trimester. The Christian Counseling major is offered on campus only but may be taken within either the Traditional or Advantage structures. For information regarding admission to the Christian Counseling program, see the Admissions section of this Catalog. Persons may fulfill education requirements for ordination in the Church of the Nazarene either as elder or deacon by completing additional courses as listed at the end of this section. Objectives Upon completion of the B.A.Min. degree with a Christian Counseling major, the student should be able to fulfill objectives in three domains: Cognitive, Behavioral, and Affective. Completion of the Christian Counseling program should enable students to: Cognitive Know oneself and the disciplines involved in personal growth. Know the salient tenets of individual, group, and family counseling; human development and psychopathology; and professional and theological foundations of psychotherapy. Behavioral Demonstrate the philosophies, goals, and techniques of the major counseling theories. Demonstrate the core counseling skills. Affective Experience an enhanced sense of personal authenticity and empathy in the care of humanity. Intuit a range and depth of feelings in oneself and others. View more details on Nazarene Bible College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.