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CO201 Counseling for Marriages and Family
CO201 Counseling for Marriages and Family
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Overview
Overview
Marriage counseling and working with families is one of the greatest things that we can do to help guide people toward Christ in their relationships. There is nothing more rich and rewarding than being able to spend a sacred moment with a couple and to help them turn around and get headed toward a better marriage, but it is also an arduous journey together. In CO201, Dr. Zink explores what a good marriage looks like and wrestles with understanding relationships more deeply. From premarital counseling to what marriage ministry in the church looks like, Dr. Zink demonstrates how you can be a better counselor to couples.
Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion you should be able to:
Upon successful completion you should be able to:
Understand the basis for what a good marriage looks like
Analyze key marital issues
Explore seven critical conversations for couples
Explain how churches can be impactful in marital counseling
Course Outline
Course Outline
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Course
Unit 1: The Good Marriage
Unit 1: The Good Marriage
What Is Marriage?
A Firmly Rooted Relationship
A Unique Foundation
A Unique Purpose
A Unique Goal
A Uniquely Intense Reality
Unit 2: Family Systems Theory
Unit 2: Family Systems Theory
Understanding Relationships
Connection
Differentiation of Self: Part 1
Differentiation of Self: Part 2
Growing Our Differentiation
Over-Functioning and Under-Functioning
Positions in Relationships
Relationship Triangles
Family Secrets
Watching the Process
Unit 3: Common Issues in Marriage Counseling
Unit 3: Common Issues in Marriage Counseling
Issues and Their Deeper Issues
Counseling through Conflict
Sexual Issues in Marriage
Infidelity in Marriage
Unit 4: Premarital Counseling
Unit 4: Premarital Counseling
Dating: Part 1
Dating: Part 2
Preparing Couples for Marriage: Part 1
Preparing Couples for Marriage: Part 2
Preparing Couples for Marriage: Part 3
Unit 5: Approaches to Helping Couples
Unit 5: Approaches to Helping Couples
A Framework for Couples Counseling: Part 1
A Framework for Couples Counseling: Part 2
Seven Conversations: Hold Me Tight
Seven Conversations: Recognizing the Demon Dialogues
Seven Conversations: Finding the Raw Spots and Revisiting a Rocky Moment
Seven Conversations: Forgiving Injuries
Seven Conversations: Bonding through Sex and Touch, and Keeping Your Love Alive
Unit 6: Marriage Ministry in the Church
Unit 6: Marriage Ministry in the Church
How Can Churches Serve Marriages?
Counseling as a Couple
Surviving as a Marriage Counselor
Conclusion
Conclusion
Concluding the Course
Details
Details
Title: CO201 Counseling for Marriages and Family
Instructor: Dan Zink
Publisher: Lexham Press
Publication Date: 2016
Product Type: Logos Mobile Education
Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources
Courses: 1
Video Hours: 5
About the Instructor
About the Instructor
Dan Zink joined the full-time faculty of Covenant Theological Seminary in 1995 after serving for five years as adjunct professor in counseling and director of student services and for eleven years as a family counselor, case-worker, and supervisor of public children’s services. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Zink was the founding director and a five-year head of New Hope Counseling Services, a ministry of Chesterfield Presbyterian Church in Missouri. He has also been involved in the Christian education programs of four churches and has served as an assistant pastor. His doctoral research focused on marriages of adult children of divorce. Dr. Zink and his wife, Carolanne, have two children.
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