PSY 732
Assmnt&Cnsl Strategy · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Restricted: Students Admitted to CMHC Program Only. Pre Requisite: PSY 701 and 702 and 710
About this course
This skills course surveys current approaches to couples and family counseling with an emphasis on a systematic conceptual model of family functioning, and therapeutic intervention. It is designed to foster the ability of students to implement specific strategies from a variety of family systems theories that will be relevant to the presenting clinical issues. Class lectures, readings and topical presentations are all an integral part of this course. General systems theory will be covered. Major family therapy approaches, family and couple assessment, and some special topics that counselors will be very likely to encounter in their internship settings such as assessment and management of domestic violence, marital/family therapy of alcohol and drug abuse, single parent families, and child and adolescent challenges to families.
Seat status as of Oct 2, 10:27 AM ET. Seats can change between refreshes.