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Holy Family University Graduate Studies 2012-2013 > Masters' Degree Programs > Counseling Psychology Course Descriptions > COUN 526 Suffering and Hope (3 credits)
COUN 526 Suffering and Hope (3 credits)
Engages the complex and very real experiences of human suffering within the context of the Judeo-Christian Faith traditions. Various biblical accounts of suffering’s meaning and purpose (such as the Book of Job) will be systemically investigated to provide the pastoral counselor a grounding in this difficult aspect of life. Insights from the noted theologians will be studied to assist in the application of properly responding to the question of suffering.
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- COUN 501 Substance Abuse: An Introduction to Identification and Treatment (3 credits)
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- COUN 504 Introductory Counseling Skills: Laboratory Level 1 (3 credits)
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- CNSA 560/561/563 Internship I, II, and III: Student Affairs Counseling (3 credits)
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