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search Top Categories: Academic Programs Client-Centered Therapy Rehabilitation Psychology Religion-Based ... Aaron T. Beck Homepage of the father of cognitive therapy. Biography, bibliography, and details of Beck Scales. Category: Science > Social Sciences > Psychology > Clinical and Counseling http://mail.med.upenn.edu/~abeck/ Behavior Therapy Introductory course in behavior therapy in both English and Japanese, intended for undergraduate students. Category: Science > Social Sciences > Psychology > Clinical and Counseling http://www1.accsnet.ne.jp/~ratnin/ Jay Haley on Therapy Details of Haley's approach and development of family therapy, strategic therapy, and problem-solving therapy. Category: Science > Social Sciences > Psychology > Clinical and Counseling http://www.jay-haley-on-therapy.com/ Journal of Counseling and Development Published by the American Counseling Association. Includes guidelines for authors; full text available for download by ACA members. Category: Science > Social Sciences > Psychology > Clinical and Counseling http://www.counseling.org/publications/journals.htm Kashdan, Todd B.

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Predoctoral Internship in Psychology Training and Experience in Multicultural Service Delivery UCCS Programs and Facilities ... Training Program Clinical Staff Profiles Application and Benefits Last Update: Wed Nov 27 09:57:31 2002 Predoctoral Internships in Psychology 2002-03 Clinical Staff Profiles Sarra Beckham-Chasnoff Ph.D. , L.P., L.M.F.T. (1996, Counseling Psychology, Indiana State University). Psychologist; APA, MWP, MPA, LGBT Mental Health Providers' Network. Interests: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender psychology, feminist psychology, clinical supervision, parenting issues. Jennifer Engler Psy.D., L.P. (1998, Clinical Psychology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania). Program Director, Career Development Center, Psychologist; APA, MWP, MCDA, MCPA. Interests: Career development and change, psychology of women and impact of divorce on college age students. Vesna Hampel, Ph.D. , (2002, Counseling Psychology, Iowa State University). Acting Program Director, Learning and Academic Skills Center; APA. Interests: Learning and academic success, student wellness, body image, women's issues, first generation college students, international students.

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School of Professional Psychology Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology (MCP) Integral Counseling Psychology Expressive Arts Therapy Drama Therapy Somatic Psychology About the Degree The M. A. in Counseling Psychology is founded on the premise that the problems of the psyche can only be addressed if we adopt an integral point of view. We must address not only mind, but body, human relationships, our relationship to the environment, and our deep interconnection with that which has been called spirit. In order to accommodate the scope of the Integral perspective, the M.A. degree has 60 semester units which provides an unusually thorough training in psychological theory and methods, while at the same time providing additional coursework and training in specific ways to deepen and expand psychotherapeutic practice. The concentrations include Integral Counseling Psychology, Expressive Arts Therapy, Drama Therapy, and Somatic Psychology. Furthermore there is a balance of types of learning. Students experience psychotherapeutic methods by practicing being "therapists" with each other in dyads and small groups. They are required to complete a minimum of 45 hours of personal therapy in addition to their coursework. Finally, the degree includes a full year of practicum, working with clients while being supervised by a licensed professional. The practicum can be at one of the Institute's three counseling centers, or at one of the more than 60 clinical agencies and schools coordinated through the Institute's Field Placement Office.

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Integral Counseling Psychology M.A. in Counseling Psychology Program Founded in 1973 on the recommendation of Dr. Haridas Chaudhuri, the Integral Counseling Psychology (ICP) program was the first transpersonally oriented, East-West psychology graduate program in the world. The program has evolved a vision of psychotherapy practice that draws upon the major spiritual traditions of the East and West, recent cultural and social sciences research, and the innovations made by contemporary psychoanalytic, humanistic, systemic, and transpersonal psychologies. The Integral Counseling Psychology program is unique in that it adheres to the guidelines of the major professional organizations in the field, while at the same time incorporating the integral philosophy of the late Haridas Chaudhuri. Integral means "essential to wholeness." According to this view, all aspects of a person's being are important and to be valued. Integral psychology holds that the individual can and should turn inward in the search for wisdom and effective energy, and then share this wisdom with the broader community to advance the evolutionary process. The curriculum integrates a spiritual perspective with actual psychotherapy practice. The transpersonal orientation provides an overarching framework for clinical work, supporting an increased emphasis on training in depth therapy.

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PSYCHOLOGY - COUNSELING AND MENTAL HEALTH THERAPY Graduate Schools in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona and Nevada Sponsoring Institutions: Argosy University - Phoenix Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Argosy University-Phoenix Clinical Psychology 2301 West Dunlap Avenue Suite 211 Phoenix, AZ 85021 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: AzSPP offers outstanding professional education, in the practitioner-scholar model, for careers in Clinical Psychology. AzSPP is the newest campus of ASPP, one of the largest and oldest graduate schools of Psychology in the United States. Degrees Offered: Psy.D. - Clinical Psychology; M.A. - Clinical Psychology; Respecialization Program for Postdoctoral Clinical Psychologists; M.A. - Sport-Exercise Psychology; M.A. - Professional Counseling; Doctor of Education Research Areas: Latino Psychology; Forensics; Gay/Lesbian Psychology; Treatment of Sexual Abuse Victims; Psychoanalysis; Family/Child Psychology Arizona State University Graduate College GRADUATE IN FAMILY/MARRIAGE COUNSELING Graduate College, P.O. Box 1003

67. Accredited Doctoral Programs In Professional Psychology specialty areas of clinical, counseling, school, or combined professionalscientific psychology representing two or more http://www.apa.org/ed/doctoral.html

2002 Committee on Accreditation (CoA) FAQs Charges and Fees ... Site Visitor Information Accredited Doctoral Programs in Professional Psychology (Last updated July 28, 2002) (NOTE: This electronic listing of accredited programs is for informational purposes only and should not be used for official credential review. For a printed list of accredited programs, please contact the Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation at 202-336-5979 or email apaaccred@apa.org The Committee on Accreditation has accredited the doctoral training programs in the specialty areas of clinical, counseling, school, or combined professional-scientific psychology representing two or more of those areas listed alphabetically below by their host institutions. All of the programs offer the PhD degree, except when otherwise noted. The original date of accreditation, listed for each program, is the day on which the program's accredited status became effective. Program review is governed by the "Guidelines and Principles for Accreditation of Programs in Professional Psychology" (G&P). The guidelines for evaluating these programs can be obtained from the APA Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation. Also listed for each program is the date of the next regularly scheduled site visit or submission of self-study report. Those programs visited prior to 2000 for which no final decisions had been reached at the time of this posting are listed as "next site visit not yet scheduled." In those instances where date of next self-study review is noted, the Committee will determine the timing of the site visit following its review of the program's self-study report. The Committee accepts third-party comment on programs in advance of their next scheduled reviews. For details on providing comment, please refer to the "Procedure for Provision of Third-Party Testimony" or contact the Program Consultation and Accreditation Office.

68. SIU Department Of Psychology Centre Main Page AU Library Main Page AUPR Main Page Academic Content Sites Abnormal, clinical, and Counselling Behaviour Analysis and Learning Biological and Physiological Career Development Cognitive Demonstrations and Tutorials Developmental http://www.siu.edu/departments/cola/psycho

69. Clinical Versus Counseling Psychology I What's The Diff? /I - clinical Versus counseling psychology What's the Diff? Comparison of recentgraduates of clinical versus counseling psychology programs. http://www.psichi.org/pubs/article.asp?article_id=73

70. Psychologists dissertation. In clinical or counseling psychology, the requirements forthe doctoral degree usually include at least a 1year internship. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos056.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Psychologists Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points More than 4 out of 10 psychologists are self-employed, about 6 times the average for professional workers. A doctoral degree usually is required for employment as a licensed clinical or counseling psychologist. Opportunities for employment in psychology for those with only a bachelor's degree are extremely limited. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Psychologists study the human mind and human behavior. Research psychologists investigate the physical, cognitive, emotional, or social aspects of human behavior. Psychologists in applied fields provide mental health care in hospitals, clinics, schools, or private settings. Like other social scientists, psychologists formulate hypotheses and collect data to test their validity. Research methods vary depending on the topic under study. Psychologists sometimes gather information through controlled laboratory experiments or by administering personality, performance, aptitude, and intelligence tests. Other methods include observation, interviews, questionnaires, clinical studies, and surveys.

71. CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY: MASTER'S (M.A./M.S.) DEGREE Table of Contents. clinical/counseling psychology MASTER'S (MA/MS) DEGREE. A master'sdegree in clinical or counseling psychology is the required degree. http://www.lemoyne.edu/OTRP/otrpresources/helping/helping-clinical-ma.html

A Student's Guide to Careers in the Helping Professions Melissa J. Himelein University of North Carolina at Asheville Table of Contents CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY: MASTER'S (M.A./M.S.) DEGREE JOB DESCRIPTION Overview Master's-level clinical and counseling psychology practitioners ("C/CPPs" for purposes of this manual; in some states, clinicians with this degree cannot legally call themselves "psychologists") conduct assessment and therapy with people having psychological problems. They work in community mental health centers, psychiatric hospitals, non-profit organizations, and private practices, usually under the direction of doctoral level C/C psychologists. Typical Job Duties See this section under the "Clinical/Counseling Psychologist (Ph.D./Psy.D.)" career profile. Job Outlook Faster than average job growth is expected, for all the same reasons that jobs for doctoral level C/C psychologists are predicted to grow. However, C/CPPs face strong competition for jobs from other master's-level helping professionals (e.g., social workers, counselors, creative arts therapists). The uncertain licensing status of C/CPPs may hurt in the job market where financially strapped mental health centers cannot afford the time or money for supervision. C/CPPs were not among the top 30 fastest-growing occupations as ranked by the BLS, and they were not included in the MSU study. Potential Earnings The average starting salary for new graduates with a master's degree in clinical or counseling psychology is estimated to be $25,000. Median salaries in 1992 were $37,000 in counseling psychology and $40,000 in clinical psychology.

72. About The Journal Of Consulting And Clinical Psychology Journal of Consulting and clinical psychology. June 2002 Special IssueNow Available Behavioral Medicine and clinical Health psychology http://www.apa.org/journals/ccp.html

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology ISSN: Published bimonthly, beginning in February Editor: Lizette Peterson-Homer Acting Editor Appointed Lizette Peterson-Homer (1951–2002) June 2002 Special Issue Now Available: Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Health Psychology Submit manuscripts electronically APA member-subscribers can now browse in-press articles April 2003 Table of Contents Selected Articles: Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Health Psychology: A View from the Decade of Behavior Differentiating Stages of Smoking Intensity Among Adolescents: Stage-Specific Psychological and Social Influences Depressed Adolescents of Depressed and Nondepressed Mothers: Tests of an Interpersonal Impairment Hypothesis Depressive Symptoms and Cigarette Smoking Among Middle Adolescents

73. Clinical-Counseling Psychology Welcome clinicalcounseling psychology. Welcome. http://main.psy.ilstu.edu/programs/cc/welcome.html

74. ISU Masters Degree In Clinical-Counseling Psychology Illinois State Home Page. Master's Degree Programin. clinicalcounseling psychology. http://main.psy.ilstu.edu/programs/cc/cchome.html

75. Psych Web List Of Scholarly Psychology Resources On The Web, Academic sites relating to teaching clinical psychology and descriptions of differentcounseling techniques are found below in the section on therapy and http://www.psywww.com/resource/bytopic.htm

76. Clinical Or Counseling.htm full year. Identify PhD or PsyD programs in clinical psychology orPhD or EdD programs in counseling psychology. Obtain catalogs http://www.ptatcc.org/clincial or counseling.htm

If you want to do psychological evaluations, psychotherapy, or counseling: You will need a minimum of three years of graduate training beyond the Bachelor s degree. Your training will also involve an internship of at least one semester and probably a full year. Identify PhD or PsyD programs in clinical psychology or PhD or EdD programs in counseling psychology Obtain catalogs and other materials that will help you identify the undergraduate course work needed to make you an attractive candidate for selection by the graduate programs of your choice. Make sure that your undergraduate program includes courses in research design and statistics, which will help you immeasurably with your doctoral dissertation. Also take courses in abnormal psychology, developmental psychology, learning, cognition, and personality. Consider an undergraduate field experience or internship course, if your institution offers one. Discuss your plans with your faculty advisor. Join the American Psychological Association, the American Psychological Society, and/or your regional psychological association as a student member. Attend a convention, if possible. Get to know other psychology majors and the professors in your psychology department. Join the psychology club or psychology honorary society in your psychology department. Look for announcements of psychology activities to which students are invited. Attend as many as you can.

77. Links, Clinical & Counseling Psychology, Psychology Department, Bloomsburg Unive Internet Sites for clinical counseling psychology. The Academyof Psychological clinical Science. Society of clinical psychology http://departments.bloomu.edu/psych/linksclinical.htm

Internet Sites for The Academy of Psychological Clinical Science Society of Clinical Psychology , American Psychological Association, Division 12 Psychologists in Independent Practice , American Psychological Association, Division 42 Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology Society for Gestalt Theory and its Applications (GTA) Society for Science of Clinical Psychology American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ... Counseling Psychology , American Psychological Association, Division 17 Psychotherapy , American Psychological Association, Division 29 Psychological Hypnosis , American Psychological Association, Division 30 Psychoanalysis , American Psychological Association, Division 39 Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy , American Psychological Association, Division 49 Rehabilitation Psychology , American Psychological Association, Division 22 Addictions , American Psychological Association, Division 50 The Counseling Web: Counseling Psychology Resources: Council on Social Work Education You can also search for a career topic in a popular search engine, like Yahoo!

78. Suggestions For Students With Clinical Or Counseling Interests INTERESTED IN counseling OR clinical psychology? HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONSRELEVANT COURSES psychology 103 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. psychology http://www.psych.ucsb.edu/ugrprg/clinic.htm

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80. Psychology | Clinical Counseling Concentration In the short period of time the clinical/counseling psychology program has beenin existence, it has helped students get accepted into a number of graduate http://psychology.washcoll.edu/clinical/default.html

The Washington College Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Clinical/Counseling Concentration Faculty: Assistant Professor Lauren Littlefield and Professor Jim Siemen The Clinical/Counseling program in Psychology is designed to prepare students interested in going into the helping professions and human services. Course work and related experiences should provide students with a foundation for graduate work, or, in some cases, entry level positions in counseling, school psychology, clinical psychology, child/adolescent assessment and intervention, occupational therapy, rehabilitation psychology, and other areas within the mental health field. All students work closely with a clinical or counseling faculty member on a senior research project of interest to the student. By graduation, most students have worked on at least one additional project with a faculty member and played a role in presenting the findings at a regional psychology conference. In its first year (1998-99), there were five psychology majors who graduated with clinical/counseling distinction. By the next academic year, 1999-00, that number had grown to eleven. We expect continued growth. In the short period of time the Clinical/Counseling psychology program has been in existence, it has helped students get accepted into a number of graduate programs including those in the following human service specializations: clinical psychology, counseling psychology, social work, developmental psychology, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. In addition, several students have also gone on to both clinical research positions and careers in child care or teaching.

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