CLINICAL SUPERVISION, CONSULTATION, & COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

COUNPSY 806

Introduction to psychotherapy. See volunteer clients and receive individual and group supervision related to their work with volunteer clients. Receive specialized training in case conceptualization and integrating theory into the specific interventions they are using with their volunteer clients.

COUNPSY 901

Supervised practice in group counseling, consultation, and/or college teaching with a focus on psychosocial development and human relations.

SOCWORK 842

Learn patterns, principles and methods of supervision and consultation.

COUNPSY 850

Provides an opportunity to understand and practice the process of consultation and to experience how the role of a consulting psychologist differs from other professional roles (i.e., clinician, supervisor, administrator). Includes a review of consultation models and theories for individuals, groups, and organizations, the fundamentals of program development and evaluation, and considerations for working within communities as a consulting psychologist. Additionally, students will begin to explore the role of the clinical supervisor, supervisor development, and models of supervision.

COUNPSY 805

Understanding and development of basic and advanced helping, interviewing, and counseling skills; consultation theory and application; development of counselor and client self understanding; facilitation of client or consultee change.