CPHSSWCE0061 - Military Counseling VIII: Military Healthcare and Community Response
Course Description
An examination of policy, services and culture effecting those who serve in the armed forces. Navigating healthcare within VA and public healthcare. Community supports of military personnel politically and on the micro, mezzo and macro levels. This course qualifies as an elective toward a certificate in Military Counseling.
Certificate in Military Counseling:
To qualify for a certificate in military counseling, students must complete
8 three credit courses (totaling 24 CE hours)
Including 3 required courses and 5 electives from the list below.
Required Courses:
o Military Counseling I: Introduction to Clinical and Ethical Practice
o Military Counseling II: Military Culture 101 – Implications for Clinical Treatment
o Military Counseling III: The Invisible Wounds of War
Electives:
o Military Counseling IV: The Family Fortress
o Military Counseling V: Clinical Work with Military Children and Adolescents
o Military Counseling VI: Working with Military Couples and Partners
o Military Counseling VII: Women Warriors
o Military Counseling VIII: Military Healthcare and Community Response
o Self-care and Vicarious Trauma: Taking Care of Yourself While Taking Care of Others
o Cognitive Processing Therapy
o Trauma and Neurobiology I
o Trauma and Neurobiology II
New courses are added weekly including electives that qualify toward a certificate. Please contact Temple University Continuing Education Team at sswce@temple.edu for further information.