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FDU: Clinical/ Counseling Psychology (M.A.), Page 134
9000, Doctoral Dissertation. clinical/counseling psychology (MA) Department ofpsychology Maxwell Becton College of Arts and Sciences College at Florham
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Extractions: The program prepares its graduates to have a significant impact on the mental health field as counselors, program directors, researchers, grant writers and policy makers on the local, state and national levels. With those goals in mind, the curriculum focuses on a broad spectrum of issues including the antecedent conditions that predispose people to psychological disorders, the nature and treatment of those disorders, crisis intervention strategies and the influence of various family and group dynamics, gender differences, cultural diversity, social problems and age on the emergence of various symptoms. Students will be trained to conduct intake and assessment interviews and to utilize the appropriate diagnostic categories. Students also will acquire a knowledge of research and evaluation techniques and the ethical and pragmatic concerns (e.g., managed care and budget constraints) facing the mental health field today. Since many of the program's graduates are expected to become administrators, they will be instructed in the techniques of supervision. The electives include Gerontology, Counseling in the Criminal Justice System, Counseling for Sexual Issues, Trauma Response and a concentration in alcohol and drug abuse. In order to apply what they have learned in the classroom, students will be placed in practica and internships arranged by the program's field director and supervised both on site and on campus by licensed personnel. All of the full-time faculty teaching in the program are licensed either as psychologists or as professional counselors.
Great College Town/The Colleges - Clinical And Counseling Psychology Programs
Columbia University Teachers College, Department of clinical psychology Departmentof Social, Organizational counseling psychology Fordham University
http://www.greatcollegetown.com/psycho.html
Clinical-Counseling
For the program's website, click. clinicalcounseling psychology. MA/MSin psychology. Alvin E. House, Ph.D., Coordinator and Raymond
http://www.cas.ilstu.edu/psychology/level2/PDegreesTBL/MAnMSinPsych/clinical.htm

Extractions: The Merged Clinical-Counseling Area One of the strengths of the Department of Psychology at Illinois State has been the co-existence of Clinical and Counseling Psychology sequences for many years. This has provided a valuable opportunity for collaboration and cooperation between faculty and students in these two closely related subdisciplines of psychology. In addition, the State of Illinois now recognizes a license for master's degree level mental health professionals, the Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC). In light of the new LCPC requirements and to facilitate even more fruitful cooperation, we have joined forces as one combined faculty, working together as a Clinical-Counseling Area, with the goal of developing a new Clinical-Counseling Sequence which combines the best we have to offer from both Clinical and Counseling Psychology while helping our students prepare for LCPC eligibility. Current Status of the Merged Area This year (2001-2002) will be our second year as a Clinical-Counseling sequence. Our initial class has moved into their second year of coursework and practicum experience. Those students admitted for FALL 2001 will be the second group of students enrolled in the combined curriculum working toward a MA/MS degree in Psychology, Clinical-Counseling sequence. The Clinical-Counseling Coordinating Committee will be proposing a new program a MA/MS in Clinical-Counseling Psychology but this will be some time in realization. Present plans are to continue to admit a third group of applicants in the SPRING of 2002 to begin in the FALL 2002 with a target goal of 15-16 students. The Clinical-Counseling sequence will continue to offer training in the traditional areas and methods of clinical and counseling psychology. The sequence curriculum has been planned to be in accord with the requirements of the LCPC eligibility cirteria.
Tokyo Counseling, Certified Clinical Psychologists - English
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Extractions: 4. Finding a JSCCP Approved Counseling Center Service in Japan As this forum grows it will continue to include information on professional licensed mental health care and board certified clinical psychology, counseling, psychotherapy and other forms of professional psychological and emotional support care in Japan. Thanks to all of you who have already sent so many interesting questions and thanks also for the support and encouragement of friends and colleagues who have provided invaluable advice and assistance in the ongoing revisions and translations of both the English and Japanese versions of these personal reflections and essays. "I provide counseling to Japanese students who spend a semester abroad here. I was wondering if you have any information about the most common psychiatric or psychological problems facing young 18 - 20 year old women, in your experience. I have been trying also to find out the preponderance of anorexia in this age group in the Tokyo area..."
Valdosta State's M.S. Program In Clinical/Counseling Psychology
Valdosta State University Department of psychology and counselingMS Program in clinicalcounseling psychology
http://chiron.valdosta.edu/dtwasieleski/msprog.htm

Extractions: For more information email Dr. David Wasieleski Admission and Program Information This is a minimum 45 semester hour program based on an adequate background in general psychology. Additional courses may be required by the major advisor based on individual consideration of the students background, needs, and/or career goals. A student wishing to pursue an M.S. in Clinical/Counseling Psychology must have completed at least 15 semester hours of prerequisite undergraduate psychology. This requirement must include general psychology, statistics, experimental, and abnormal psychology. Other specific prerequisite courses may be determined by the department admissions committee. A. Regular Admission. To be considered for admission, the candidate must submit the following: 1) An appropriate undergraduate degree. Usually those holding either the B.S. or B.A. degree in Psychology, or an undergraduate degree in a related field, with a minimum of 15 semester hours in psychology, would meet this requirement. Specific prerequisite courses may be determined by the department admissions committee.
Bethel College Psychology: Clinical And Counseling Studies
This program is designed for psychology majors interested in creating an interdisciplinaryundergraduate foundation for future clinical and counseling work.
http://www.bethelks.edu/natsci/newfiles/clinicalcounseling/clinicalcounseling.ht

Extractions: Sciences at Bethel Home Clinical and Counseling Studies This program is designed for psychology majors interested in creating an interdisciplinary undergraduate foundation for future clinical and counseling work. Students would major in psychology and then supplement their major with the courses and experiences outlined in this program. Essentially, the program is comprised of a set of courses across disciplines tailored to provide essential information crucial to the development of appropriate clinical and counseling attitudes and skills. It also includes a College-based practical component consisting of one or more directed study-like experiences in peer-mediation, child-mentoring, peer-counseling, or Field Experience. Academic Preparation Interested students majoring in psychology would fulfill the specific requirements for the major in the department of Psychology. Additional coursework would include the following: Business and Economics : Organizational behavior (364); Social Work's Human behavior in the social environment (355) may be substituted.
Counseling Psychology Frequently Asked Questions
3040% of our graduates apply and are admitted to top-quality, highly competitivedoctoral programs in clinical or counseling psychology across the country.
http://www.northwestern.edu/graduate/cpsy/cpsy-ma-faq.html

Extractions: Frequently Asked Questions What are the minimum eligibility requirements for admission to the program, such as GRE scores and grades? Can I work while in the program? Can I do the program on a part-time basis? Can I begin the program at some point other than fall quarter? ... What do I need to become licensed as a counselor? 1. What are the minimum eligibility requirements for admission to the program, such as GRE scores and grades? The committee reviews all elements of the application. We recommend that applicants use the essay to explain anything that they feel does not adequately reflect their potential to succeed in the program. Also, note that prior work experience in human services is highly valued for applicants to the Standard Curriculum. 2. Can I work while in the program? Yes. Many of our students work while in the program, but we discourage full-time matriculation with a full-time job. The most optimal job is one with flexibility - especially when one is engaged in clinical fieldwork. Remember, fieldwork training requires solid blocks of daytime and/or evening hours, so a job must be able to accommodate that commitment.
Counseling Psychology
GPSYC 6015, Group Dynamics, 3. GPSYC 6026, Developmental psychology Acrossthe Lifespan, 3. GPSYC 6027, clinical Skills and the counseling Process,3.
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Extractions: site guide? Candidates who already hold a master's degree in psychology or a related field may pursue a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (C.A.G.S.). This certificate option is for experienced professionals who wish to expand their clinical skills, engage in scholarly reflection, and enhance theoretical understanding. It also enables individuals with a master's degree in counseling that is less than 48 credits to complete the additional coursework required for licensure in Massachusetts. On-campus enrollment is required. Required Interdisciplinary Courses Credits GPSYC 8000 Advanced Professional Seminar EAGSR 8104 Interdisciplinary Seminar II* Required Discipline/Specialization Courses GPSYC 6258 Consultation Skills for Counselors and Mental Health Professionals GPSYC 7004 Clinical Supervision: Theory and Practice GPSYC 7714 Clinical Practice and Supervision III: Clinical Setting and GPSYC 7715 Clinical Practice and Supervision IV: Clinical Setting or GPSYC 7718 Clinical Practice and Supervision III: School Setting and GPSYC 7719 Clinical Practice and Supervision IV: School Setting Electives Students select elective in consultation with their Faculty Advisor.
Linda Morrison - Clinical/Counseling Psychology
psychology 350 Theory, Research and Practice of clinical/Counselingpsychology. Dr. Linda L. Morrison. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course
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Extractions: Psychology 350: Theory, Research and Practice of Clinical/Counseling Psychology Dr. Linda L. Morrison COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to expose you to a variety of contrasting theoretical models underlying both individual and group practice in clinical and counseling psychology. Additionally, research supporting the various theoretical models will be examined. A second objective of this course is to expose you to ethical and professional issues in counseling and psychotherapy and assist you in developing a position on some of these issues. A third objective is for you to examine some of your own qualities that may support and/or hinder your attempts at being therapeutic for others. Finally, portions of this course will be experiential in naturethat is you will learn by doing. PREREQUISITES: Introductory Psychology and Junior or Senior standing are the stated prerequisites for this course. It is also desirable for students to have had Personality Theories before they take this course, although for this year that prerequisite will not be enforced. TEXTS: The two books listed below are required reading for all students in this course. These two books should be shrink-wrapped together and available at the bookstore. I am appalled at the price- but it is twelve dollars cheaper for you since I had them shrink-wrapped. Lectures and discussions will assume that you have done the assigned readings prior to class. I reserve the right to assign you readings outside of the texts and these will be available either through class or on reserve in the library.
Clinical/Counseling Psychology M.S.
and Objective. Application and Admission. clinical/counseling psychology Faculty.Master of Science Degree in. clinical/counseling psychology. Program
http://psychology.csusb.edu/programs/ms_couns.htm

Extractions: Program Description and Objective The Master of Science degree in clinical/counseling psychology is a 78-82 quarter-unit program designed to develop practical skills in counseling, through supervised training and experience, and knowledge and understanding of relevant subject matter and research methodology. The program culminates with a thesis or comprehensive examination and an internship experience. Students receive close individual mentoring as only 10 to 15 students are admitted each year. The M.S. program operates an on-campus psychology clinic for clinical training purposes. The program is designed to meet the basic requirements of California Assembly Bill No. 3657 (section 4980.37) which specifies the educational qualifications for licensure as marriage and family therapists. In addition, the program offers an option of work toward a pupil personnel services credential. It also has a track record of preparing student who later enter doctoral programs in clinical or counseling psychology. Clinical/Counseling Faculty Program Course Requirements Application and Admission Dr. David V. Chavez
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JFKU Graduate School For Holistic Studies MA In Counseling
This innovative program emphasizes clinical counseling theory and practice,along with an integration of transpersonal and somatic psychology.
http://www.jfku.edu/holistic/hs-macp.html

Extractions: Holistic Studies The wisdom of holism honors the intimate connection between one's body, thoughts, emotions, spirit and environment as experienced in each aspect of one's life. This philosophy has impacted the field of psychology, which is made evident by the emergence of the transpersonal and somatic perspectives. At our Campbell campus, near San Jose, the Graduate School for Holistic Studies offers an 88-unit master's degree in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Holistic Studies. It is designed for the student who is interested in working with individuals, families and groups in a clinical setting. In addition, this degree meets the educational requirements for the California Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) license This innovative program emphasizes clinical counseling theory and practice, along with an integration of transpersonal and somatic psychology. These theories and practices allow students the opportunity to explore the integration of mind-body-spirit in their work. Emphasis is also placed on academic excellence, personal growth and development, and awareness of social issues.
JFKU Graduate School For Holistic Studies Department Of
The Master of Arts in counseling psychology with a Specialization in Somatic psychologybrings the body of psychotherapeutic inquiry and clinical training.
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Extractions: Wednesdays: 4-5pm Call 925.254.0105 to RSVP or to make an individual appointment. The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology with a Specialization in Somatic Psychology brings the body, body processes and body experience into the foreground of psychotherapeutic inquiry and clinical training. The course of study focuses on the dynamic integrity and unity of psychological and somatic processes. From a somatic psychology perspective, life experiences are embodied experiences; breath flow, movement habits, musculature tone, cognitive style, affective expression, and relational patterns are shaped by past and present experiences. Courses explore the body/mind/spirit connection and integrate somatic-oriented material with contemporary psychological and developmental theories and practices. The goal is for Somatic Psychology students to graduate with the skills, training and experience necessary to become competent somatic psychotherapists, and to bring this innovative and important perspective to the profession of psychotherapy.
Clinical Psychology Links By Subtopic
clinical psychology links mental health disorders and conditions, addiction, depression, psychotherapy, Category Health Mental Health Disorders Directories Health psychology; Journal of Abnormal psychology; Journal of Consulting and clinicalpsychology; Journal of counseling psychology; PsycSCAN clinical psychology.
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Extractions: Mental Health Net (the largest online guide to mental health) Internet Mental Health (a web encyclopedia of mental health information) Mental Health Infosource (comprehensive with a searchable database) Mental Health Network (for mental health professionals) Center for Mental Health Services (from SAMHSA) MentalHealthChannel (a web-based mental health community) Self-Improvement Online (covering a wide range of topics) Behavior Online (forum and resources for mental health professionals)
Department Description : Psychology Department : Santa Clara University
For example, students interested in clinical or counseling psychology can take coursesin abnormal psychology, psychological testing, and advanced topics in
http://www.scu.edu/psychology/department/description/

Extractions: Psychology Department Faculty Class Schedule Undergraduate Conference ... Honor Society Although psychology is a broad field, many people think of psychologists only as psychotherapists working with clients. In fact, these clinical or counseling psychologist, who specialize in understanding and treating psychological disorders, represent only one facet of the field: Developmental psychologists study children and changes in people through the life cycle; cognitive psychologists examine how people generate, organize, and use thoughts; social psychologists look at the way people interact with and influence each other; physiological psychologists study biological influences on behavior; and health psychologists examine the many ways behavior influences physical well-being. These are just a few examples of the many areas of specialization available to psychologists. The psychology major at Santa Clara provides students with a broad background for understanding behavior through exposure to many of the subfields within the discipline of psychology. Psychology majors take classes in the natural science side of psychology, such as physiological psychology, cognitive psychology, perception, and learning and motivation; and they also study the social science half of the discipline, which encompasses developmental, social, abnormal and clinical psychology, and personality.
Couseling & Clinical Psychology Department
cataloginfo.gif (560 bytes), Department of counseling and clinical PsychologyWeb Site Contains detailed information on programs and faculty.
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/departments/counseling.htm
Graduate Studies In Psychology
M., Mayne, T. and Norcross, J., Insider's Guide to Graduate Programs in clinical counseling psychology (New York and London The Guilford Press, 19989). It
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Extractions: Graduate Studies in Psychology careerservices : grad/prof main page : grad school : advice : ... psychology NOTES FROM THIS YEAR'S PANEL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, PSY. D. , COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK GRADUATE STUDENTS On November 17th, a panel of nine graduate students from clinical psychology programs at Temple, Penn, Hahnemann; Schools of Social Work S at Bryn Mawr and Penn; a Psy. D. program at Widener; and a Counseling Psychology program from the University of Nebraska, met with undergraduates. The panelists explained the differences between the various types of degrees available in the mental health field, and covered such topics as preparing for graduate school, the application process, acquiring internships, and the types of jobs that one can get upon completion of the programs. For undergraduates interested clinical psychology, you should be thinking in terms of a five to six year commitment to graduate study, i.e. four years for coursework and dissertation requirements and a one year internship. Panelists strongly recommended Sayette, M., Mayne, T. and Norcross, J.
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Extractions: Category Description This category contains information related to scientific research in the fields of clinical psychology and counseling psychology. Content is aimed primarily at academic researchers rather than mental health consumers, and may include empirical assessment of novel treatment interventions.

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