PSYC 785 - Doctoral Practicum I

Students work in applied settings and receive doctoral level supervision, integrating theoretical and empirical work in counseling with real-life experiences. Students provide individual, relational, and/or group counseling to a diverse population; conduct intake assessments; participate in case conferences; provide case management as appropriate; and complete requisite case documentation. Students utilize client feedback measures to inform their counseling and to reflect on their development as ethical, effective counselors.

Prerequisites & Notes
Acceptance into the PSYD program

and successful completion of

PSYC 622 - Principles of Counseling

and

PSYC 685 - Counseling Practicum

Credits: 1-6

Academic Catalog

PSYC 785 - Doctoral Practicum I