HH 260 - Health and Human Services for Families and Groups

This course explores how to apply knowledge, theory, and skills in working with families and groups within Health and Human Services. Students will acquire skills and knowledge to work with families and groups: including the application of theory, assessment, planning, and evaluation. Topics will also include: how to identify resources and conduct referrals, discuss how to recognize the dignity and self-worth of others, demonstrate self-awareness, professional use of self and empathy, develop skills congruent with the code of ethics, group facilitation skills, family systems, and advocate for equity and inclusion. Semester Credit Hours: 3.00 Contact Hours: 45/0/0/45 Prerequisites: HH 250 Case Management and Crisis Intervention. Corequisites: None.