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in clinical work. The course provides an arena in which to compare and contrast field placement experiences with other students. Practicum 4 focuses on professional development important in issues in cultural and spiritual diversity. Students share from their practicum experience, drawing on their practicum journaling, individual and group exercises, and regular on-line threaded discussions. Students develop case formulations to recognize issues in assessment, evaluation, and diagnosis, and review treatment models, interventions, and therapeutic outcomes. - This practicum course is required for those trainees who continue field-placement supervision to accrue pre-degree practicum hours. 3.0 credits MFT 8156 (CO) MFT Practicum Inter-Session This course is required for those students continuing in practicum placement sites during the Summer Inter-Session between Fall and Spring semesters. Both the approved field placement and practicum course enrollment are required. The Practicum Inter-Session is designed to refine clinical skills in treatment formulation, evaluation of outcomes, and professional standards in documentation in clinical work. The course provides an arena in which to compare and contrast field placement experiences with other students and receive individual and group supervision during the time the student is completing field-placement hours. - This practicum course is required for those trainees who continue field-placement supervision to accrue pre-degree practicum hours. 0.0 credits MFT 8200 MFT 9100 Seminar: Clinical Issues of Working with Elders This seminar provides readings and discussions for students interested in inquiry in issues impacting elders, family, care providers, and social systems. The seminar addresses issues in legacy, personhood, and quality of life with emphasis on end of life care. 1.0 credit MFT Comprehensive Exam The MFT Comprehensive Exam requires an individual tutorial with the examining faculty as a capstone for the MA in Psychology with Specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Clinical Counselor. The examination process requires demonstrated understanding of clinical foundations, 270
therapeutic skills, and applications in clinical evaluation and crisis management; treatment plan and treatment interventions; ethics, law, and professional standards; systemic and integrative therapeutic models; and therapeutic alliance. 0.0 credits. MFT 9200 (IO) MFT Master's Project The MFT Project is designed for students who wish a capstone specialty study in a chosen topic under the mentorship of a faculty chair. The project is designed as a review of literature and examination of applications and evidence-based practice in a chosen area of inquiry. Students who wish to conduct a research study requiring participant interviews must register for RES 9200, Master's Project or RES 9400. Master's Thesis. 3.0 credits. PSY 2505 (CO) Psychopharmacology Students develop foundational understanding in psychopharmacology important to client-oriented clinical practice in psychotherapy and counseling. Students develop skills in forming a collaborative team with the client and the prescribing health professional. The course surveys fundamental diagnoses that may be accompanied by psychotropic medications and methods to help clients monitor medication effectiveness. The course emphasizes psychoactive medications within a biopsychosocial understanding of the client. The course surveys the interface of psychoactive medications in the practice of psychotherapy and counseling. 3.0 credits. PSY 2001 PSY 2002 PSY 3000 Advanced General Psychology I See the PHS section of the <strong>University</strong> website for a description of this new psychology required foundation course. 3.0 credits. Advanced General Psychology II See the PHS section of the <strong>University</strong> website for a description of this new psychology required foundation course. 3.0 credits. Psychology of Consciousness The Psychology of Consciousness introduces students to the fundamental concepts, paradigms, and current issues in consciousness studies. It explores the field from diverse approaches: cognitive science, neuroscience, cross-cultural studies, existential-phenomenological methodologies, and other related disciplines. The course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of consciousness by Appendices 271
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