Cc-501 Anxiety
and Compulsive Disorders
3 SH Credit
Seeks to understand those with eating and obsessive compulsive
disorders.
Cc-507 Premarital
Counseling - 3 SH Credit
The Christian Counselor is presented with those things he
should know about counseling with couples that are engaged.
Cc-508 Competent
to Counsel - 3 SH Credit
Approaches the art of counseling through a study of past
methods and theories, the working of the Holy Spirit in
counseling, the sin problems, principles of counseling,
and getting involved in counseling.
Cc-509 Comparative
Counseling - 3 SH Credit
Directed research to explore and compare different approaches
to Christian counseling.
Cc-511 Nouthetic
Counseling - 3 SH Credit
Studies the persons involved in counseling, as well as the
presuppositions and principles. The student will also look
into the practice and process in counseling.
Cc-512 Directed
Reading - 3 SH Credit
Pursues an area of Christian Counseling through reading
books, periodicals, and writings. He then presents his work
to Bethany. These readings are under the direction of an
assigned professor.
Cc-513 Independent
Research - 3 SH Credit
Cc-514 Christian
Marriage - 3 SH Credit
Provides the student with materials in counseling those
wanting guidelines for the wise selection of a mate and
preparation for a strong and happy marriage.
Cc-601 Christian
Counselor’ Casework
3 SH Credit
Presented with cases of counseling whereby the student may
have access to actual counseling experience. Prerequisites
for this course include Cc-528 and Cc-531.
Cc-602 Effective
Biblical Counseling - 3 SH Credit
Cc-603 Listening
and Human Personality
3 SH Credit
Cc-604 Counseling
and Addiction - 3 SH Credit
Cc-605 Psychology
of Counseling - 3 SH Credit
A study of professional techniques for the pastors, teachers,
youth leaders, and all who are engaged in the comparable
art of counseling.
Cc-606 Christian
Counseling - 3 SH Credit
Deals with effective Biblical counseling, the family, and
marriage conflicts.
Cc-701 Psychological
Research - 3 SH Credit
Pursues an area of Psychology through reading books, periodicals,
and writings. He then presents his work to Bethany. These
readings are under the direction of an assigned professor.
Cc-701 Psychology
and Counseling - 6 SH Credit
Takes a “Wholistic” approach to the study of human behavior.
The student studies human nature and human motivation, becoming
a whole person, basic causes of psychological problems,
helping people become whole, and helping families grow.
This course is required of all doctoral candidates in Christian
Counseling.
Cc-801 Counseling
Internship - 3 SH Credit
Required to associate himself with a Christian Counseling
whereby he can gain first-hand knowledge of counseling.
The preceding requirement may be substituted for a study
on establishing a counseling center and submitting case
histories of personal counseling sessions.
Cc-802 Thesis
- 6 SH Credit
Required to research the area of Christian Counseling and
present a thesis of no less than 20,000 words in the form
of two hardbound copies to the Seminary. The Seminary will
keep one copy and the other copy will be returned to the
student. The title of the thesis and subject matter to be
covered must be presented to the Dean for approval prior
to beginning the research project.