CSM 3013 - Strategies and Theories I

3 Credit Hour(s)

Designed to examine human behavior in the context of micro and mezzo environments, and introduces theories and strategies for effective social ministry within these environments. Using a bio-psycho-spiritual-social perspective, attention is directed to the use of the Generalist Intervention Model and theoretical understanding of normative stages of human development and behavior and family life cycle. Emphasis is on integration of the biblical principles in social ministry and the minister’s role as a change agent, broker, advocate, educator and coordinator. Content also includes: family system, rules, communication and patterns of interacting, assessment of family problems, strengths, mutual goal-setting, contracting, and methods of family intervention, termination, and evaluation.

Prerequisite: CSM 2013
Availability: Odd Falls

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