Luis San Roman

Chair of the Counseling Department, Assistant Professor of Counseling

Dr. Luis San Roman is a bilingual (English / Spanish) Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the State of Illinois. He received his B.A. in Psychology and Latino Studies from Northeastern Illinois University, M.A. in Mental Health Counseling from Trinity International University, M.A. in Theological Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and his Doctorate degree in Counselor Education and Supervision from Governors State University.

Dr. Luis is part of the faculty in the Mental Health Counseling department. He currently teaches course topics such as Counseling Skills Training, Human Development, Human Sexuality, and Psychopathology.

Dr. Luis offers bilingual counseling at White Stone Resources, a Christian Counseling ministry devoted to serving local churches in the Northern and Northwestern geographic regions of the Chicago area. Association with these churches has provided Dr. Luis the privilege of joining God in touching the lives of hurting individuals and families. He works with clients across gender, ethnic, generational, and religious differences. His practice is informed by his faith and he believes spirituality can be a vital piece of the therapeutic process when a client is open the concept.

Education

Publications

San Roman, L., Mosher, D. K., Hook, J. N., Captari, L. E., Aten, J. D., Davis, E. B., … Campbell, C. D. (2019). Religious Support Buffers the Indirect Negative Psychological Effects of Mass Shooting in Church- affiliated Individuals. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy, 11(6), 571–577.

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Master's

Chaplaincy and Ministry Care

48 CREDITS | 1.5 YEARS

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With an MA in Chaplaincy and Ministry Care, you’ll be ready to provide spiritual care for people within and outside a Christian ministry setting. Many of our graduates serve in local churches or public settings as pastors or chaplains.

COURSEWORK

Master's

Mental Health Counseling

64 CREDITS | 3 YEARS

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TEDS' Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling (MA/MHC) is fully accredited by CACREP and prepares you to become a licensed mental health professional upon graduation. Through your studies, you will master methods and practices of counseling, while also learning how to ethically integrate Christian faith into theory and practice.

COURSEWORK

  • Counseling and Theological Worldview: Faith and Practice
  • Introduction to Biblical Theology
  • Theology 1: The God of the Gospel: From the Father
  • Counseling Skills Training
  • Career Counseling
  • Group Counseling
  • Human Growth and Development
  • Multicultural Issues in Counseling
ThM

Master of Theology

22 CREDITS | 1 YEAR

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TEDS’ ThM offers discipline concentrations in each of our eight departments: Church History, Counseling, Educational Studies, Mission and Evangelism, New Testament, Old Testament, Pastoral Theology, and Systematic Theology, or specialized inter-departmental concentrations developed in consultation with the departmental faculty. The program can be completed in one year of study.

COURSEWORK

  • Concentration Core: 19 -20 hours
  • Capstone: 2-3 hours
Certificate

Christian Counseling

14 CREDITS | 1 YEAR

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The Certificate in Christian Counseling program focuses on the development of ethical decision-making skills that align with the Christian faith, on top of establishing a strong foundation in counseling principles, skills, and techniques. Whether you are on the mission field, work at a para-church, or are a pastoral staff member, all counselors are likely to face ethical dilemmas in their professions.

COURSEWORK

Featured Courses

  • Counseling Skills Training
  • Group Counseling
  • Introduction to Biblical Theology
  • Counseling Strategies: Theory, Treatment, and Technique
  • Career Counseling