History, Systems, and Case Conceptualization

3 cr · Graduate

In this course students will be exposed to the theory and practice of case conceptualization, including broad historical influences, key systems of psychotherapy, and modern approaches to conceptualizing cases. Students will also begin supervised experience in case conceptualization and therapy in a clinical service facility operated by the university, and present cases in class. Permission of instructor required for non-Clinical students. May not be held with the former PSYC 7260.