Approaches to Crisis & Trauma
About Approaches to Crisis & Trauma
January 6, 2022
9:00 am
January 27, 2022
5:00 pm
The unit is now run twice a year in intensive format over 6 days Thursday, Friday, and Saturday across 2 weeks; during Summer and Winter School (February & July).
- Learn about the current theories and models for understanding and working with people and groups who have, or are experiencing crisis and psychological trauma, including the neurobiological, psychosocial and socio- spiritual-cultural elements of trauma
- Learn key counselling skills and methods to assess and work therapeutically with clients who are experiencing crisis and trauma
Audit $500
Location
Julie Marshall
Adjunct Lecturer (CCSC)
B.A. (Ed), M.Couns.
Julie came to Morling in 2020, after lecturing for five years in a Masters of Counselling programme at another Christian college. She teaches Counselling Methodologies and two Trauma units.
Education is one of Julie’s passions and she loves the process of learning, both personally, and in the role of educator, where she tries to make learning interesting and exciting! Julie has had a private counselling practice for the past ten years and has worked as a trauma counsellor in Uganda on six different trips there. She enjoys being able to journey, therapeutically with clients, as well as lecture, where she can pass on some of the knowledge and experience she has gained.
Married, with two adult sons, Julie enjoys travelling (when possible), catching up with friends over coffee, and, being a Kiwi, is an avid follower of the All Blacks.
Julie is currently part of a home church, having been a member of larger church congregations with involvement in leading home groups and prayer ministry in the past.
Jesus is the most perfect counsellor and role model for us in the counselling profession, and Morling provides the freedom to weave Christianity and psychology together, throughout the course.
