PCC 300: Specializations in Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy
$69.00
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Pastoral care and chaplaincy is a growing and expanding field, but there are common misconceptions and differences in the function of those in pastoral care roles. PCC 300: Specializations in Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy will focus on furthering your skills in the ministry of pastoral care and chaplaincy, discuss different opportunities and fields to serve, and address the skills and attributes needed to work in various roles as a chaplain.
Learning Objectives
Participants will…
- Recognize key attributes of chaplains who minister to those experiencing trauma and crisis, chaplaincy in a corporate setting, and pastoral care in a community and congregational settings
- Discuss strategies and skills necessary to address individuals and communities experiencing trauma and crisis, chaplaincy in a corporate setting, and pastoral care in a community and congregational settings
- Distinguish between the goals and practices between trauma and crisis ministry, corporate chaplaincy and community chaplaincy and congregational pastoral care
Course Lectures
PCC 301: Corporate Chaplaincy
Beth Snyder, M.A., BCC and BCCS
In this lesson, Beth Synder, M.A., will discuss the growing need for holistic care in the workplace and how the ever-increasing field of corporate chaplaincy can fill that need. The presenter will discuss the corporate chaplain’s support role and the do’s and do nots of effective corporate chaplaincy.
PCC 302: Trauma and Crisis Chaplaincy
Scott D. Speight, M.Div., M.MFT, BCC
In this lesson, Scott D. Speight, M.Div. provides an overview of the information a pastoral care provider will need to properly identify the needs of communities and persons in crisis, strategies to assist those experiencing trauma and crisis, and resources for additional resources training.
PCC 303: Community Chaplaincy and Congregational Pastoral Care
Beth Snyder, M.A., BCC and BCCS
In this lesson, Beth Synder, M.A., will discuss community chaplaincy and congregational pastoral care by giving an overview of the differences between pastors and chaplains, provide tips and tools to help find your niche and where to serve in a role of pastoral care and chaplaincy.
Continuing Education
3.00 CE Credits available for IBCC Credential Holders.
*This course is not approved for NBCC credit and does not meet CE requirements for state licensure for mental health professionals
