CCMH/504
Individual and Family Development Across the Life Span
Course level: Graduate
Christine O.
BSA
Online classes, always on, 24/7/365
Go to class any time of the day or night. If you have questions, call 866-354-1800 to speak with an Enrollment Representative.
This course presents students with theoretical frameworks to foster an understanding of the various aspects of human development. Emphasis is placed on biological, cognitive, and psychosocial development within the context of personal identity, family dynamics, societal roles, and cultural backgrounds. Students evaluate clinical situations and assess potential therapeutic interventions in context.
Prerequisites
This graduate level course requires proof of completion of, or enrollment in (within the last year), a graduate degree in counseling or related field (e.g. Psychology, school counseling, school psychology, gerontology counseling, rehabilitative counseling).
(Evaluation of submitted requirements may take up to 72 hours to be approved.)
Required materials
The materials required for this course are covered in your resource fees.
Earn these career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.
Culturally Relevant Strategies
Describe culturally relevant strategies for working with individuals and families throughout the lifecycle.
Family Development
Explain factors that contribute to family development.
Human Growth and Development
Explain dimensions of human growth and development.