PSYCH 741R

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Integrative Practicum

Psychology College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences

Course Description

Supervised assessment and intervention, integrating psychopathology diagnosis and treatment.

When Taught

All Semesters/Terms

Credit Hours

Min

0.5

Fixed/Max

Lecture Hours

Fixed

Lab Hours

Fixed

Other Prerequisites

Acceptance into clinical psychology program

Learning Outcomes

Title

1. Evaluate client concerns, formulate intervention strategies

Learning Outcome

Students will appropriately evaluate Comprehensive Clinic client mental health concerns through psychological assessment and will formulate and implement empirically-supported intervention strategies. Measurement: a) The practicum supervisor will evaluate the student's work with Comprehensive Clinic clients using the Practicum Rating Form which is based on the American Psychological Association's Assessment of Competency Benchmarks. b) The practicum student will pass the Psychodiagnostic Assessment Comprehensive Exam at the end of the second year and the Psychotherapy Comprehensive Exam at the end of the third year.