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PY430 Clinical and Counseling Psychology

4 credit(s)
Major theoretical approaches to clinical psychology, counseling psychology, psychotherapy, assessment and diagnosis, and research methods will be covered.  Roles and functions of clinical and counseling psychologists will be considered in the light of similarities and differences in these specialty areas within psychology.  Students will gain entry level counseling skill, explore ethical issues within each therapeutic approach, explore the assumptions underlying assessment approaches, and consider the wellness approach to diagnosis and treatment.  Current research and contemporary empirical methods will be explored throughout this course.  Prerequisites:  PY111 , PY220 , and PY305  or PY310 .


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