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This course provides graduate counselor trainees with a foundation in the counseling treatment approaches commonly used in school, community, mental health counseling settings. This course is fundamental in developing skills in assessment of client needs and application of effective preventive and therapeutic counseling interventions. This course emphasizes the appropriate application of counseling and psychotherapy theories to culturally diverse populations of children and adults.

Department of Counseling degree students and special graduate students with permission.

Program: Counseling

Credit: 3

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COU-799

Independent Study

Independent studies enable advanced study of a topic,…

Counseling

Credits 1-3

COU-795

Special Topics

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Counseling

COU-794

Internship II in…

This course is the final in a sequence…

Counseling

Credits 3

COU-793

Extended Internship in…

This course is a continuation in the series…

Counseling

Credits 4

COU-792

Internship I in…

This course is the second in a sequence…

Counseling

Credits 3-6

COU-790

Internship II in…

This course is the culmination of the experiential…

Counseling

Credits 12