What you will learn?
This course introduces the student to family counseling from a biblical perspective. The student will learn the fundamental biblical principles and strategies to help counsel and minister to the Christian family in this study. This course is NOT for licensed therapists, professional counselors, marriage counselors, and other credentialed providers.
It is a foundational program for lay counselors, pastors, and other Christian ministers and leaders seeking to encourage and support Christian families consisting of a couple, a couple with a child(ren), or a family structure consisting of a multigenerational household.
Upon completion of course, you will know the following:
· Definition of Family Counseling
· Differences Between Family Counseling and Family Life Coaching
· Counseling Families from a Biblical Perspective
· Why do Christians need Family Counseling from a Biblical Perspective?
· What a family counseling session looks like for Christian families
· What are the Biblical Principles for Christian Families?
· Strategies for Effective Counseling
Please download and read through study guide. a Final Exam (For Diploma students) will be completed upon completion of course.
Please note that only students of the Diploma in Biblical Counseling & Crisis Care program are permitted to take the final exam for this course. It is NOT required for individuals who are enrolling in this course for their own personal enrichment.
Complete your exam here and reach out to the school for your grades.
Congratulations on completing the course!
About the course
This course introduces the student to family counseling from a biblical perspective. The student will learn the fundamental biblical principles and strategies to help counsel and minister to the Christian family in this study. This course is NOT for licensed therapists, professional counselors, marriage counselors, and other credentialed providers.
It is a foundational program for lay counselors, pastors, and other Christian ministers and leaders seeking to encourage and support Christian families consisting of a couple, a couple with a child(ren), or a family structure consisting of a multigenerational household.
