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Made Male and Female: Gender, Development, and the Catholic Vision of Human Wholeness

A one-hour continuing education course in Human Growth and Development. Drawing on the IPS Anthropology Project, the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person (CCMMP), and the developmental research of scholars including Paul Vitz, this course explores the distinction between biological sex and the development of gendered personality, the role of peer belonging and family structure in sexual identity formation, and a pastoral and clinical framework for accompanying individuals presenting questions of sexual identity.

NBCC CE · 1 clock hour · Human Growth and Development (HGD)

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Length
1 hr
Lessons
1
Level
Advanced
Version
Catholic
Price
Free

About this course

Drawing on the IPS Anthropology Project, the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person (CCMMP), and the developmental research of scholars including Paul Vitz, this course explores the distinction between biological sex and the development of gendered personality, the role of peer belonging and family structure in sexual identity formation, and a pastoral and clinical framework for accompanying individuals presenting questions of sexual identity.

Who this course is for

Licensed Catholic Counselors and Therapists

Most CE offerings on this topic push a framework that conflicts with their faith. They feel caught between professional pressure and Catholic anthropology.

This is the course that holds both things you care about: clinical rigor and Catholic truth. You don't have to choose.

Also for Pastoral Ministers and Parish Staff; Catholic University and Seminary Faculty.

From the course syllabus

Drawing on the IPS Anthropology Project, the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person (CCMMP), and the developmental research of scholars including Paul Vitz, this course explores the distinction between biological sex and the development of gendered personality, the role of peer belonging and family structure in sexual identity formation, and a pastoral and clinical framework for accompanying individuals presenting questions of sexual identity.

Curriculum

  1. Module 1

    Made Male and Female Gender, Development, and the Catholic Vision of Human Wholeness

    • 1.Made Male and Female Gender, Development, and the Catholic Vision of Human Wholeness
Biological Sex vs Gendered PersonalitySexual Identity FormationGender Development Across the LifespanAdolescent Identity FormationPeer Belonging and IdentityPrenatal Hormonal FactorsGenetic Predisposition vs DeterminationDevelopmental DisruptionMaturation Toward Sexual IdentityBell Weinstein San Francisco StudyClinical Developmental ResearchJungian Psychology