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Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) In Clinical Psychology ProgramConcentration in Childhood, Adolescence & FamilyThe Pre-Doctoral Concentration in Clinical Practice in Childhood, Adolescence and Family (CAF) is designed to provide a solid foundation in the theory and practice of professional psychology while training for work with youth and families. This concentration is designed for students who desire to dedicate a significant portion of their final two years of doctoral study in preparing for a career that includes psychological interventions with children and adolescents and the systems of which they are a part. Students apply to the concentration in the fall of their second year and formally enter in the Fall of Year three. The CAF concentration consists of five pre-requisites, and four core courses. In addition CAF concentration students will complete a pre-doctoral Internship in Child & Family Clinical Services and conduct a doctoral project in this area as well. Pre-Requisite Courses
Advanced Seminars
Two courses from the following area:
Pre-doctoral Internship in Child, Adolescence and FamilTwo years half-time internship at approved sites serving children, adolescents and families. Students in the Child, Adolescent and Family concentration will complete a doctoral project in this area. Upon completing all requirements, students will receive a certificate of achievement in the Child Adolescent and Family Concentration Faculty
Kenneth Hopkins, Psy.D., Coordinator Updated 10/11/07 |
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