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Who it’s for: counselors, chaplains, pastoral caregivers, community workers, and professionals who support individuals and families after loss.
What you will become: a practitioner who combines clinical frameworks, cultural humility, and ethical practice when supporting grief and trauma.
Licensure notice: This program by itself does not grant a counseling license. Requirements vary by jurisdiction. Consult your local board to understand pathways.
Admissions & Format
Bachelor’s degree; résumé; personal statement describing relevant experience and population of interest. Online, accelerated, live and asynchronous elements.
Capstone
Plan, execute, and evaluate a site-based improvement (e.g., ninth-grade literacy, attendance, formative feedback). Deliver a practitioner report and presentation for stakeholders.
Discuss anonymized cases, differential assessments, and care plans.
Practice micro-skills—presence, reflective listening, meaning-making—with structured feedback.
Address grief at the family, school, workplace, and congregational levels.
Recognize when trauma complicates grief and when to refer.
Protect clients, yourself, and your organization with clear standards.
Support people from diverse traditions with respect and knowledge.
This course supports individuals and addresses their unique …
This course explores emotional aspects and focuses on grief stages and support …
This course examines the causes for complicated mourning to support individuals facing prolonged grief.
This course addresses the emotional impact of sudden loss to support individuals through trauma.
This course explores how children experience grief, focusing on their developmental needs and effective strategies to support them through bereavement.
This course covers therapeutic techniques for supporting individuals through grief, emphasizing the underlying theories of grief therapy.
This course explores group counseling principles and techniques for supporting individuals grieving the loss of a loved one in a shared, therapeutic setting.
This course teaches the principles and techniques of creating effective treatment plans for individuals with mental or behavioral health challenges.
This course explores research methods in grief therapy, emphasizing how evidence-based findings inform effective therapeutic practices.
American International Theism University is a Religious institution that meets the requirements found in Section 1005.06(1)(f), Florida Statutes and Rule 6E-5.001, Florida Administrative Code are not under the jurisdiction or purview of the Commission for Independent Education and are not required to obtain licensure.
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