This practicum course is the second in a 2-part series offering in-depth clinical training for students in the PsyD program. Its aim is to set students on the path of their professional development. This practicum helps students develop knowledge, skills, and competencies required for the practice of clinical psychology. Topics discussed include theoretical frames of practice, standards of professional practice, ethics of self-eflective care, rules of maintaining notes and files, psychological interviewing and evaluation, psychological intervention and relationship building, clinical reasoning and case formulation, and mentorship and leadership in clinical practice. Measurement-Based Care 'MBC' is also discussed and practiced. The practicum’s didactic approach is based on case formulation and case study methods.

Note: PSY 839 is a full-time course; see CUE’s Academic Calendar for details. It is open to Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology students only.

Prerequisites: Psychology (Graduate Studies) 838 and Consent of Department
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