Providence Theological Seminary

Providence Seminary

Janice Priess

M.A.

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Adjunct Faculty

Education
Bachelor of Theology, Canadian Mennonite Bible College (1994)
Bachelor of Arts, University of Manitoba (2000)
Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, Providence Theological Seminary (2003)

Contact Information

Teaching Fields

Counselling & psychology

Professional Associations And Roles

Associate Member, Professional Association of Canadian Christian Counsellors (PACCC)

Employment

Private counsellor (2003 - present)
Adjunct faculty, Providence College & Seminary (2006 - present)

Hobbies

Reading, dancing, sewing, learning about being a step-mom

Course Syllabi

CP5111 Ethical and Legal Issues for Counsellors and Educators

CP5113 Crisis and Trauma Counselling

Diversity

The Providence faculty exhibit a diversity of theological backgrounds, including Anglican, Baptist, Mennonite, Pentecostal, Free Church, and others.

The goal of a Providence education is to enable students to understand and support their own traditions better. We offer opportunity for each student to understand their own denominational distinctives in relation to Christians of other backgrounds.