CNS-522
CNS-523
CNS-524
Trauma
Intervention Techniques Schl Counseling
Human Sexuality
This course will explore a range of theoretical and treatment-specific approaches in the treatment of psychological trauma . Students will examine the influence of culture on symptom presentation and treatment approaches , with a strong emphasis on historically disenfranchised , marginalized , oppressed , and vulnerable population through treatment planning and suicide risk assessment practice .
This course exposes students to the coordination , collaboration , knowledge and skills required in school based interventions used by school counselors . Students will learn evidence-based prevention and intervention techniques in the school setting aimed at providing comprehensive programming to all students , including those with disabilities , those who are English Language Learners ( ELL ), and those who are gifted . Topics include Student Assistance Program ( SAP ), Response to Intervention ( RtI ), Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports ( PBIS ), crisis planning / response , substance abuse prevention and intervention , and peer intervention programming .
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The course provides an introduction to the sexual concerns , interests , attitudes , and beliefs presented across counseling settings and focuses on the development of counseling skills related to human sexuality . Students will explore empirically supported counseling approaches related to sexual functioning , intimacy , gender , and sexual orientation . Please note : this course is not intended to train students in sex therapy . 3.00