University of Mobile
Marriage & Family Counseling Program
About the Program
Last Updated:
January 01, 2009 Our masters degree in marriage and family counseling is situated in the School of Christian Studies. Courses offered prepare students for licensure as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and/or a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of ALabama. Students are required to complete graduate coursework in biblical studies as well as counseling. The degree integrates systems thinking with traditional individual theories of counseling and Christian theological concepts. Faculty members are seminary trained and experienced in the practice and supervision of counseling. A special concern of the program is the personal development of the student as a person as well as a counselor.
Program Overview
Program Administrator:
Dr. Tom Bevill
Department Emphasis:
| Area | Percentage | |
|---|---|---|
| Family Therapy | 40% | |
| Family Science | 20% | |
| Human Development | 20% | |
| Biblical Studies | 10% | |
| Ethics | 5% | |
| Research | 5% |
Campus Enrollment:
1,900
Programs Options:
Master's Address & Contact Information
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5735 College Parkway
Eight Mile, AL 36613United States
30° 47' 46.4028" N, 88° 7' 41.1276" W
p: 251-442-2411
f: 251-442-2401
Graduate Program
Director:
Dr. Tom Bevill
Courses Offered:
- Foundations of Counseling
- Personality Theories
- Abnormal Psychology
- Child Developemnt
- Group Counseling
- Testing and Measurement
- Career Counseling
- Sociology of the FAmily
- Family Systems Theories and Therapies
- FAmily Development
- Marriage and Family Counseling I
- Marriage and Family Counseling II
- Couples Therapy
- Research Techniques and Data Analysis
- Ethical and Legal Isues
- Marriage and Family Counseling Practicum
- Marriage and Family Counseling Internship
