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Pastoral Counselling 6 / 16 / 2024
the importance of good training
counselling
communication [see communication & Gender]
active listening
counsellor: personal qualities
counsellor: self awareness
exploration skills
understanding skills
empathy
acceptance
action skills
setting & respecting limits / boundries
confidentiality
supervision
referrals
marriage and family
marital counselling
human sexuality
counselling the separated spouse
counselling divorcees
family interaction
family theories & systems
family support systems
grief and bereavement
attitudes towards death
stages of dying [see Death, Dying & Grief]
stages of grief
rites and customs
a child's view of death
grief & mourning for the adolescent
facing loss
abnormal grief
bereavement counselling
long term support for the bereaved
crisis counselling
spiritual crisis
family crisis
illness
life threatening
long-term / cronic
death in the family
from illness
accidental
suicide
divorce issues
financial issues
drug & alcohol abuse
sexual abuse
state reporting requirements
physical abuse
psychological abuse
anxiety & panic
stress
self esteem
depression
suicide
sexual identity
mental illness
when to call in the professionals
American Association of Pastoral Counselors
http://www.aapc.org/ - Warning! web site has been hacked
definitions:
pastoral counselor - a minister who practices pastoral counseling at an advanced level which
integrates religious resources with insights from the behavioral sciences
pastoral counseling - a process in which a pastoral counselor utilizes insights and principles
derived from the disciplines of theology and the behavioral sciences in working with
individuals, couples, families,groups and social systems toward the achievement of
wholeness and health
PSYCHOLOGY.org
How To Become a pastoral counsellor - web site
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