Group Therapy
Applicant must hold a Masters degree or higher, be licensed by NCCA and be Board Certified in Integrated Marriage & Family Therapy in order to qualify for the specialty area. Then they must complete one additional course entitled Group Therapy as described below.
The purpose of the “Group Therapy” course is to teach the student how to provide proper counsel in a group setting. This course provides a method of relating the understanding of modern psychology to that of religious faith as expressed in the Christian Bible.
This course consists of a textbook of approximately 94 pages in length and requires one closed-book (proctored) exam. Approximate study time is 35 hours.
The purpose of the “Group Therapy” course is to teach the student how to provide proper counsel in a group setting. This course provides a method of relating the understanding of modern psychology to that of religious faith as expressed in the Christian Bible.
This course consists of a textbook of approximately 94 pages in length and requires one closed-book (proctored) exam. Approximate study time is 35 hours.
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NCCA Accreditation
The National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA) is fully accredited by the Accrediting Commission International (A.C.I.) as a Comprehensive Accredited Member. Website: www.accreditnow.com
The NCCA. is also fully accredited by National Private Schools Accreditation Alliance (N.P.S.A.A.). Website: www.npsag.com
