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Sacramento, California

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EDC 232

Family Violence

Violence in the family includes spouse abuse, child abuse, incest, and sexual abuse. Myths about these areas will be replaced by empirically-based facts. There will be an emphasis on effective treatment methods; research findings on family violence, including etiology and family patterns; overlap with alcohol and other drugs, and maintenance factors. Students will gain techniques and skills in interviewing, assessment, and counseling when violence is a presenting issue.

Units: 3.0

Prerequisites:
EDC 234 - Seminar: Marriage and Family Counseling
and
EDC 230 - Law and Ethics for Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling
and
EDC 212 - Gender Roles in Counseling