Interpersonal Communication for Financial Counseling Sessions
with Dr. Nate Brooks
GET STARTEDInterpersonal communication skills foster trust, empathy, and understanding.
Every Christian financial counselor needs strong interpersonal communicaitons skills. These skills enable financial counselors to listen actively, ask insightful questions, and provide financial guidance that aligns with Scripture.
Program Modules
Module 1: Reframing
Module 2: Tools to Evaluate Preferences
Module 3: Using the Bible Constructively
Module 4: Managing Conflict Now
Module 5: Working With an Unwilling Participant
Module 6: Confrontation
Module 7: Managing Personal Distractions
Module 8: Emotional Management Techniques
For those using this program for CERTCFC® continuing education, there is a required reading component. Learning to Listen: Essential Skills for Every Counselorby Joseph Hussung must be purchased separately.
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*Program books are required for CERTCFC® continuing education. This expense is not included in the program fee.
Dr. Nate Brooks
Dr. Nate Brooks joined the faculty at Southeastern in 2023, having previously taught at Reformed Theological Seminary. He teaches a range of counseling courses, focusing on theological method, history, psychological theories, and student supervision during practicums. In addition to his academic role, Dr. Brooks is the Counseling Minister at Faith Baptist Church in Youngsville, NC, and the founder and director of Courage Christian Counseling, a virtual practice specializing in counseling for survivors and perpetrators of abuse and trauma. He also consults and trains churches on these topics across various denominations. Dr. Brooks lives in Youngsville with his wife, Kate, a counselor specializing in chronic pain and illness, and their three children. In his free time, he enjoys distance running.
