Unit Code: PC137-812
Pre or Co-requistes: None
This unit is designed for Christian professionals and leaders who work in people-focussed jobs and who would like to upskill in the areas of mental health and well-being, and do this within the context of their faith. This unit will be taught by CTP team members and affiliated experts.
The unit looks at the reasons for some of the misconceptions of mental health issues in the church and trains people to be more accepting of mental illness as Christians and more compassionate with people suffering from mental illness. It also addresses approaches that correlate sin and mental illness in unhelpful and haphazard ways.
Topics include themes such as, “Sin, personal responsibility, and mental health”, “Cultural impacts upon theologies of mental health”, “The role of the demonic in mental health concerns”, “Theological implications for diagnosis and treatment of mental ill-health”, and “Mental health and the church”.
On campus: Semester 1, 2021
Lecturer: Michael Brautigam
Available: Semester 1, 2021
Lecturer: Michael Brautigam
Unit availabilities are subject to change. Please contact the enrolments team at enrolments@mst.edu.au for further information.
For more information about our different campuses please visit our campuses page.
Our friendly Enrolment Coordinator is ready to answer any questions you may have.
Ready to start your studies at MST? Click below and apply today?
MST is approved to deliver courses of the Australian College of Theology including the diploma, undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate qualifications offered by MST.
These are self-accredited by the ACT under the authority of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).