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COUN731

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Treatment of Children

Subject Code

COUN

Course Number

731

Department(s)

Course Title

Treatment of Children

Course Description

Treatment of Children is a survey class on a variety of theories, techniques and modalities to the treatment of children individually and in a family context. This class includes social justice, multicultural and trauma-informed frames from which to conceptualize children and youth clinical cases. Some of the modalities which will be introduced and practiced are play, art, and sand tray therapy. This class will teach you how to apply said modalities to theoretical orientations. Discussion will include: 1) assessment, 2) therapeutic relationships, 3) complex trauma, 4) historical and intergenerational trauma, 5) socio-emotional wellness, 6) infant/child and parent psychotherapy, 7) treatment planning, 8) divorce, 9) peace corners, 10) domestic and community violence, 11) bullying, 12) child symptomatology, 13) development and 14) socio-cultural constructs. Through the readings, discussions and experientials, this course will look at the historical development of child therapy, key theoreticians and practitioners in the field.
Prerequisite
Take COUN-601;

Units

3

Course Fee

-

Instructor Consent Required Before Registration

No

Repeatable for Credit

No

Pass/Fail Grading Only

No