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An Alternative and Additive Licensure Board Licensed Belief Therapist CORE CURRICULUM |
| Therapon only certifies and licenses in our nationally registered counseling model, Belief Therapy. (R) CBT and/or LBT credentials are not state credentials. |
| Course Prerequisite: Completion of the Certified Belief Therapist core curriculum. The LBT course is advanced Belief Therapy training. The CBT core curriculum is the foundation upon which Therapon’s counseling model is built. The LBT curriculum expands on the basic CBT curriculum. |
| Method of Study: The LBT curriculum is completed through distance-ed learning. |
| Tuition: Tuition is $610 for the complete LBT course. A student receives all six textbooks and workbooks at one time. Only one book is in a published format. The remaining five texts are in 81/2 x 11 manuscript form bound by three ring binders or coil binding. Therefore, we require the full tuition be paid upon enrollment. You may pay by check, Master Card, or Visa to finance tuition. |
| Accountability: You may return your completed workbooks as you complete them for grading or upon completion of all six required subjects. You retain your textbooks. They contain a wealth of Biblical counseling information. When you have completed all of the assignments, Therapon then grades your work and issues you a numbered Licensed Belief Therapist (LBT) certificate immediately. Therapon returns your graded workbooks with your license. |
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| Christ
Centered Counseling
Dr. Solomon, author of the textbook, is considered to be the father of the Exchange Life discipleship model and Scripturotherapy. Included in this assignment are basic, fundamental, powerful applications of profound Biblical truths that include The Simplified Model of Man, Scripturotherapy in Process and Succeeding Interviews. |
| Character
Builder 400
Character flaws are often the roots of many emotional and spiritual problems. Very often troubled Christians are having problems with value issues. Value modification is best accomplished through the application of Biblical truth. In this study you will explore an extensive study of 26 character traits in the light of the Bible. Your textbook for this workbook is the Bible |
| Issues
Training
The study includes Causes of Emotional Problems, Compulsive Behavior, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders, Impulsive Control Disorders, Dysfunctional Families, Personality Types and Disorders, Forgiveness, Relationships, Relationship Addiction, Defense Mechanisms, Codependency and Infidelity. |
| Biblical
Keys to Counseling Issues
A Biblical look into 20 most often addressed, life-controlling problems such as: anger, dysfunctional families, depression, habits, fear, acceptance, unforgiveness, restoration conflict resolution and homosexuality. |
| Satan
and the Saint
Many emotional and spiritual problems Christians experience are rooted in spiritual warfare. This study considers such issues as things Christians can do to themselves that they blame on the Devil, things Christians do to each other, what the devil can do to a Christian and things a Christian can lose. |
| The
12 Keys To Developing and Maintaining Mature Relationships
All of life is a relationship. Salvation is a relationship. Marriage, parenting, church, work, sports, school and even ministry, depends upon mature Christian relationships. This study will give the student solid foundational Biblical truth for developing and maintaining mature relationships. Taken from Romans 12: 9-21, you will learn 12 Biblical keys that never fail. |
| A license in any discipline says to the world and the church that you have been serious enough about your ministry calling to successfully complete competency requirements by an institution specializing in that discipline and that you are accountable to someone for the quality of your ministry, your ethical standards and your integrity. Upon completion of your Therapon licensure course requirements, you may use the letters LBT behind your name to identify your competency. A Therapon graduate uses this distinctive mark to announce their association with Belief Therapy and to distinguish themselves from others who are in the faith-based counseling field. |