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1. To allow for greater breadth and
depth in adopting a holistic approach in Christian counselling,
growth and healing.
2. To explore new understanding in spirituality and how it forms
an integral part of one’s wellness.
3. To integrate theology as the foundation of all our knowledge,
skills and approach towards our counselling practice.
4. To encourage our clients to experience the richness and blessings
in surrendering our pain and suffering to our victorious, risen
Lord.
5. To facilitate stronger network and collaboration among individuals
and organizations in the counselling fraternity.
6. To impart skills in specialized areas of counselling, psychotherapy
and care-giving.
OUR LOGO
| The icon of the man with
open arms remains in this year’s logo. This man has
evolved from the original point where he was seen juggling
three circles in the air; symbolizing body, mind and spirit.
In the 2004 conference, our emphasis was that healing from
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| In our 2006 logo, we see distinctly
that holistic healing can only come when one is embracing
and centered in the foundation of the cross. “Spirituality:
The Heart of Counselling” emphasized the need for
us to return to our spiritual roots in order that deep,
authentic and holistic healing can take place. It is also
the integration of our broken and sinful selves back to
a loving and merciful God. |
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| In this new 2008 logo, there is a three-dimensional
figure where the person is becoming more whole and “full”
as they experience God through the counselling process.
It emphasizes the need for us to help our clients grow more
into Christ-likeness as we ourselves hold onto our own connectedness
with God. |
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