Academics

Course Overview

This course focuses on clinical observations and interviewing skills, and is an introduction to the practice of psychotherapy. The focus is on building skills for planning, initiating, conducting, and evaluating therapeutic interventions with clients. Students will learn how to: conduct a mental status evaluation; use semi-structured interviews; conduct open-ended interviews with adults and children; and conduct behavioral observations. Emphasis is on the development of skills necessary in the practice of clinical psychology.

Enrollment in clinical psychology doctoral program

Program: Psychology

Credit: 3

Faculty

Other Courses

PSY-499

Independent Study

Under supervision of a faculty member, a student…

Psychology

Credits 1-3

PSY-495

Special Topics

Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for…

Psychology

Credits 1-5

PSY-486

Senior Capstone: Current…

This capstone course in Psychology is designed for…

Psychology

Credits 3

PSY-460

Multicultural Psychology

This course explores the concepts of race, ethnicity,…

Psychology

Credits 3

PSY-457

Psychology of Human…

A course on the developmental aspects of human…

Psychology

Credits 3

PSY-456

Gender Psychology

This course provides an overview of topics on…

Psychology

Credits 3