PSY 38000
Introduction to Clinical and C · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
PRE: (PSY 10101 or PSY 10200 or PSY 10299) and PSY (22600 or PSY 24600). CO: PSY 32100
About this course
The aim of this course is to introduce basic concepts relevant to the application of clinical and counseling psychology, including pertinent ethical codes and considerations, provision of culturally competent interventions, and the centrality of the counselor and client relationship. Students will learn basic counseling and communication skills through lectures, small group discussions, and role-plays. Issues of multiculturalism and diversity will be presented and developed throughout the course via readings, discussions and student writing assignments. The course will familiarize students with theoretical and practical tenets of counselor and client interactions, ethical responsibilities, interpersonal dynamics and dilemmas, and clinical supervision. This course is required for CASAC certification (Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor).
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