Academics

Course Overview

This course addresses the impact of crises, disasters, sexual assault and other trauma-causing events on individuals, schools, and communities. Students will be provided with opportunities for examining trauma and crisis counseling in school and community settings, including trauma and crisis theories; cognitive, affective, behavioral, and neurological effects associated with trauma; assessment strategies for clients/communities in crisis; and brief, intermediate and long-term culturally appropriate approaches to crisis and trauma intervention.

COU 721 and 732

Program: Counseling

Credit: 3

Faculty

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COU-351

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COU-352

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COU-395

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Counseling

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COU-794

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