No More Beautiful Way to See a Client

Every clinician already works from an anthropology, a working view of the human person, whether or not they name it. Anthony Isacco, PhD, LP, shows how Catholic anthropology can ground that view: each person is created in God's image, inherently good, unique, and free. He traces four dimensions of human dignity in Church teaching (ontological, moral, social, and existential), connects them with person-centered, cognitive behavioral, and strengths-based approaches, and links treating clients with dignity to research on the therapeutic relationship. Through a case example, you'll see how reminding a distressed client of who they are can itself become an intervention.

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What You’ll Learn


01

Define

Define Catholic anthropology and its core tenets: that each person is created in God's image, inherently good, unique, and endowed with free will.

02

Distinguish

Distinguish the four dimensions of human dignity described in Church teaching: ontological, moral, social, and existential.

03

Apply

Apply Catholic anthropology as an intervention by reconnecting a distressed client with their dignity while practicing relationship skills that convey value and respect.

NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider

Continuing Education

0.25 NBCC contact hours · ACEP No. 7719 · Introductory

The Elijah Institute has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7719. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Elijah Institute is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

To earn credit, participants watch the full presentation, pass the posttest with a score of 80% or higher, and complete the course evaluation. A certificate is issued on completion.

Curriculum

Watch the presentation, then complete the posttest and course evaluation to earn your certificate.

    1. Download PDF Learning Objectives and Course Summary 5 min read

    2. Video Lecture - Dr. Anthony Isacco - Catholic Anthropology-Faith and Integrated Psychotherapy 20 min

    3. Test Your Knowledge of Catholic Anthropology in the Therapeutic Process

    4. Rate This Course - Introduction to Foundations in CC-SIP

About this course

  • $50.00
  • 4 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

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Bring Dignity Into the Room · 0.25 NBCC contact hours · ACEP No. 7719 · Introductory

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