1. Identify and discuss two or three ways that a Christian view of change is similar to that of a cognitive behavioral approach. Support your position with references to the videos or reading.
2. Based on the material and videos, identify and discuss two ways that the Christian view of change is different from that of a traditional or secular cognitive behavioral approach.
3. Give a case example (real or imagined) of how you can incorporate your faith into your work as a social worker and how a cognitive behavioral approach can help.
4. Describe how you think your faith and worldview will influence your choices of interventions and how you work with the case you described. For example, DBT is a practice explicitly rooted in Eastern Religious practices and ideas, how will you assess and approach this method from your own faith perspective? Give an example of an intervention or approach you may prefer based on your spiritual beliefs.
5. Watch these videos describing Christian approaches to CBT:
   1. "Depression: Christian Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy"
   2. "Theological C B T Cognitive-Based Therapy - English Christian Sermon by Ray Bell"