treatment plan with implementing implementing client; treatment plan; treatment plan; Aspects of Expected Expected implementing treatment treatment treatment plan; progress. progress. Expected treatment progress. NOTES: Appendix F MA in Marriage and Family Counseling SLO [CACREP related] by PLO MAMF PLO Demonstrates Practices Practices Identifies mastery of professional self as a skills for behavior that integration, marriage individual maintains which is and family and systemic appropriate demonstrated in a therapist. therapeutic boundaries, maturing biblically models at an conforms to grounded accomplished ethical theological level, standards, and understanding of including the reflects respect God and persons ability to and sensitivity along with an articulate the for persons informed theoretical from diverse theoretical foundations backgrounds. perspective of the upon which counseling role. these models COURSE Course SLOs are built. Demonstrate introductory CO600 knowledge of particular family Content Item therapy approaches in light of Exam Scores specific real life issues. – items included in folder w. MAMF rubrics Demonstrate developing skills in assessment and treatment CO600 Family planning from a systemic Systems framework. Theory Identify personal systemic & Theological issues at a beginning level that may potentially strengthen or harm one’s practice. Interact with others in cooperative and collaborative
treatment plan with client; Aspects of implementing treatment plan; Expected treatment progress. implementing treatment plan; Expected treatment progress. implementing treatment plan; Expected treatment progress. NOTES: Appendix F MA in Marriage and Family Counseling SLO [CACREP related] by PLO MAMF PLO COURSE Course SLOs Demonstrates mastery of skills for individual and systemic therapeutic models at an accomplished level, including the ability to articulate the theoretical foundations upon which these models are built. Practices professional behavior that maintains appropriate boundaries, conforms to ethical standards, and reflects respect and sensitivity for persons from diverse backgrounds. Practices integration, which is demonstrated in a maturing biblically grounded theological understanding of God and persons along with an informed theoretical perspective of the counseling role. Identifies self as a marriage and family therapist. CO600 Family Systems Theory Demonstrate introductory knowledge of particular family therapy approaches in light of specific real life issues. CO600 Content Item Exam Scores – items included in folder w. MAMF rubrics Demonstrate developing skills in assessment and treatment planning from a systemic framework. Identify personal systemic & Theological issues at a beginning level that may potentially strengthen or harm one’s practice. Interact with others in cooperative and collaborative