ODSW 804 - Spirituality, Religion and the Helping Tradition Clinical

3 Credits

This course is offered to aid the development of culturally competent clinical practitioners who will be critically reflective of and respectfully responsive to the diversity of religious and spiritual values, ethics, and principles that contribute to the world views of those with whom they work. It explores the role of spiritual and religious perspectives in supporting or impeding individuals, families, and group strengths and their interaction within structural systems. Students will gain knowledge of clinical interventions related to V Codes that may be the cause of the underlying conditions related to spiritual or religious problems and the overlap between psychiatric disorders.

Prerequisite(s) ODSW 701, ODSW 702, ODSW 703, ODSW 706
Offered (FALL)