COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY PRACTICUM--FOUNDATIONAL

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: Declared in Counseling Psychology Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, unlimited number of completions Last Taught: Fall 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Develop and recognize your epistemological position, your assumptions about people, your worldview, and how these influence your work as a psychotherapist Audience: Graduate 2. Review and analyze evidence-based psychotherapy practice. Audience: Graduate 3. Create and present case conceptualization. Audience: Graduate 4. Demonstrate use of theory to guide psychotherapy decision-making. Audience: Graduate 5. Apply knowledge of social justice and multiculturalism to psychotherapy. Audience: Graduate 6. Understand and apply the APA Code of Ethics to psychotherapy and reflect on ethical issues in psychotherapy and professional decision-making. Audience: Graduate 7. Identify and discuss your awareness of how contextual and environmental factors impact case conceptualization, clients' problems, clients' psychotherapy experience, and the integration of multiculturalism and social justice into psychology. Audience: Graduate 8. Use of group and individual supervision processes with respect to your needs as a psychologist-in-training across the various roles you may encounter in practice including therapist, supervisee, consultant, and peer. Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Develop and recognize your epistemological position, your assumptions about people, your worldview, and how these influence your work as a psychotherapist Audience: Graduate 2. Review and analyze evidence-based psychotherapy practice. Audience: Graduate 3. Create and present case conceptualization. Audience: Graduate 4. Demonstrate use of theory to guide psychotherapy decision-making. Audience: Graduate 5. Apply knowledge of social justice and multiculturalism to psychotherapy. Audience: Graduate 6. Understand and apply the APA Code of Ethics to psychotherapy and reflect on ethical issues in psychotherapy and professional decision-making. Audience: Graduate 7. Identify and discuss your awareness of how contextual and environmental factors impact case conceptualization, clients' problems, clients' psychotherapy experience, and the integration of multiculturalism and social justice into psychology. Audience: Graduate 8. Use of group and individual supervision processes with respect to your needs as a psychologist-in-training across the various roles you may encounter in practice including therapist, supervisee, consultant, and peer. Audience: Graduate