Course Catalogue 2024-2025
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KNP3554YY
Each Supervised Psychospiritual Education Practicum (SPE) provides student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skill necessary for providing competent spiritually Integrated psychotherapy. Instructors are CASC Certified Supervisor-Educators who may also be Registered Psychotherapists and approved Clinical Supervisors with CRPO.
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KNP3554YY
Each Supervised Pastoral Education Practicum (SPE) provides student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skill necessary for providing competent spiritually Integrated psychotherapy. Instructors are CASC Certified Supervisor-Educators who may also be Registered Psychotherapists and approved Clinical Supervisors with CRPO. The practicum sites are located in the Toronto region and other sites with whom l
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TSP3554YF
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
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TSP3554YY
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Instructor(s):
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College:
Toronto School of Theology
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Credits:
Two Credits
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Session:
Summer 2024
Schedule:
N/A
Time:
TBA
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Section:
410X
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
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TSP3554YY
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
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TSP3555YF
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
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TSP3555YY
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Instructor(s):
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College:
Toronto School of Theology
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Credits:
Two Credits
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Session:
Summer 2024
Schedule:
N/A
Time:
TBA
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Section:
410X
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
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TSP3555YY
Each Clinical Psychospiritual Education course (CPE) provides students with opportunities to develop the arts and skills required for providing competent spiritual care therapy. Each CPE course provides 200 hours of closely supervised clinical practice where the student provides care for individuals experiencing various levels of crisis, the individual's family members, friends, and other clinical staff. The remaining 200 hours include: group supervision, case studies, individual supervision, other structured learning activities.
More Information
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KNP3557YY
Each Supervised Psychospiritual Education Practicum (SPE) provides student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skill necessary for providing competent spiritually Integrated psychotherapy. Instructors are CASC Certified Supervisor-Educators who may also be Registered Psychotherapists and approved Clinical Supervisors with CRPO.
More Information
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KNP3557YY
Each Supervised Pastoral Education Practicum (SPE) provides student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skill necessary for providing competent spiritually Integrated psychotherapy. Instructors are CASC Certified Supervisor-Educators who may also be Registered Psychotherapists and approved Clinical Supervisors with CRPO.
The practicum sites are located in the Toronto region and other sites with whom l
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TRT3557HS
A treatment of the biography of Augustine as Latin speaking African in a commercial family in late fourth century Western Roman Empire. His selective academic brilliance and despising of the Christianity of his family and the emerging imperial cult. His successful promotion to a high position in the imperial household through pagan patronage. His consideration of and adherence to various philosophical positions in opposition to Catholic Christianity. The collapse of this anti-Catholic rhetoric and retirement from the public sphere. His recruitment by the African church and his prolonged leadership in addressing the challenges of obstacles to a Catholic system. The literature that emerged from these controversies, and his church correspondence and sermons.
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TRT3557HS
A treatment of the biography of Augustine as Latin speaking African in a commercial family in late fourth century Western Roman Empire. His selective academic brilliance and despising of the Christianity of his family and the emerging imperial cult. His successful promotion to a high position in the imperial household through pagan patronage. His consideration of and adherence to various philosophical positions in opposition to Catholic Christianity. The collapse of this anti-Catholic rhetoric and retirement from the public sphere. His recruitment by the African church and his prolonged leadership in addressing the challenges of obstacles to a Catholic system. The literature that emerged from these controversies, and his church correspondence and sermons.
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