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Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)Counseling Psychology Specialization
Harold Abel School of PsychologyThe PsyD specialization in counseling psychology prepares learners to pursue diverse career paths within our changing society. Because this specialization is ultimately designed for state licensure eligibility as a counseling psychologist*, it is a very rigorous program that requires course work, residency, and field training experiences. Doctoral graduates typically intend to seek a license to practice professional psychology and must be familiar with the licensure requirements of their state psychology boards. In addition to providing counseling services to individuals and groups, graduates will be prepared to work with nonprofit organizations, to teach at the undergraduate or graduate level, to conduct program evaluations, to offer consulting services, and to provide supervision of other mental health professionals. Year in Residence Requirements: One two-week extended seminar followed by nine weekends in residence. Concludes with a second two-week extended seminar. See Year-in-Residence details. Field Training Requirements: 1,000 practicum hours and 2,000 pre-doctoral internship hours. Licensure Information: For detailed information about obtaining professional licensure please see our licensure FAQ.
Core Courses:
Specialization Courses:
One Elective Course:
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*Check Your State Licensure Requirements. The ability to practice as a professional psychologist -- independently and without supervision — is regulated in all states. If you intend to seek licensure or certification, check the program requirements for licensure or certification in your home state. This program is not accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Register now for a course, or call 1-888-227-2736. |
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