PSY 945B - Internship I Seminar

2.5 Credit(s) This weekly Internship I Seminar will explore the theory and practice of counseling as it relate to students’ experiences in their clinical setting, in concert with PSY 945A. This seminar represents second level of ongoing field-based counseling training completed after Practicum. Students will reflect on their own developmental progress and process as professional counselors-in-training. Throughout this seminar, students will discuss clinical experiences and integrate their formal counseling profession preparation into a multidimensional program or integral services. The general practice of counseling may include assessment, diagnosis and treatment, counseling and psychotherapy, of a nonmedical nature of mental and emotional disorders, psychoeducational techniques aimed at prevention of such disorders, and consultation to individuals, couples, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
Restricted Admission. Permission of the M.S. Counseling Program Coordinator required.
Pre-requisite: PSY 925A and PSY 925B
Co-requisite: PSY 945A