Skip to main content
COU500

The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics

Course DirectorySNHU COU500 has no listed prerequisites and is required by 1 other course.

Graduate · 3 credits

Study the historical trends that led to the establishment of counseling as a profession (as distinct from other helping professions), the impact of the profession on society, and the importance of ethical decision-making in the counseling process. Explore personal motivations for wanting to become a professional counselor and begin to articulate a personal identity as a member of the counseling profession. Essential questions addressed include, ‘how am I as a counselor?’, and ‘what is the role of the counselor in facilitating/supporting behavior change?’

Prerequisite Tree

No listed prerequisites for this course.

Interactive Prerequisite Graph

This Course Is Also a Prerequisite For

Unofficial — For Informational Purposes Only

This site is unofficial and is intended for informational purposes only. Course requirements, transfer evaluations, catalog rules, and program requirements can change. Always confirm your academic plan with your SNHU advisor for official guidance.