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semester they have registered for it. This course provides supervision while a
student is completing the required field experience.

PSYC 806 INTERNSHIP IN MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING II
Prerequisites: 27 credits in the program, Completion of MHC Levels I, II, & III
Credits: 3
This course places emphasis on advanced practical counseling with supervised
experience in community and/or agency programs. The role of the
administrator of community counseling services is considered. Problems and
issues in counseling are examined. This is the second internship semester of
the two-semester experience and emphasizes advanced skill development. An
intensive field experience is needed. Students will complete a total of 400
hours of internship experience of which a minimum of 160 hours must be in
direct clinical contact.

PSYC 833 ADVANCED TECHNIQUES IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
Former course number 633
Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
This course is an overview and application of treatment models used in therapy
to treat various mental health disorders. Specific techniques used in major
theoretical models to treat mental, emotional and behavioral disorders will be
reviewed. Psychoanalytical/psychodynamic models, cognitive-behavioral
models, and the existential-humanistic theoretical approaches/models will be
used to assess mental health disorders. Students will role play various
techniques in class using these treatment models for various disorders.

PSYC 836 PRACTICUM COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY I
Former course number 536
Prerequisites: 24 hours in the program, including PSYC 501 or 502, 503, 529
Credits: 3
This course places emphasis on practical counseling with supervised experience
in community and/or agency programs. The role of the administrator of
community counseling services is considered. Problems and issues in
counseling are examined. This is the first semester of the two-semester
practicum experience and emphasizes basic skills. An intensive field experience
is recommended. This course may be taken prior to passing the
Comprehensive Examination.

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