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        <description>❗️Enrol at https://learning.iftcc.org 📚 Check all courses: https://learning.iftcc.org/curriculum-2022-2023 ✅ Save with our Packages: https://learning.iftcc.org/#packages Professor Carolyn Pela is a marriage and family therapist who also teaches at the Arizona Christian University - which has just been reviewed in order to introduce graduate studies programmes. Carolyn talks about how the university is one of the few educative bodies that maintains a strong biblical view on marriage, family and sexual issues in the face of a secularising world. Pela also mentions the approach she has in therapy in relation to the language she uses. “I’m not going to follow any certain agenda.” She encourages trainees at IFTCC Learning to focus on the issues that clients bring to them, in line with their values and goals, without using the labels or terminology that someone of a secular viewpoint may use. 👉🏻 More about the IFTCC Conference 2022: https://youtu.be/WfzLoX_N1kU 💯 Visit us at: https://iftcc.org 🙏🏻 Donate: https://iftcc.org/donate/</description>
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