Programs and Courses for the Psychology Department

Psychology

Programs

Master of Arts in Psychology (MAP)

• •  Master of Arts in Psychology

Courses

• •  PSYC 5110 - Phenomenology of the Face
• •  PSYC 5120 - Assessment and Diagnosis: Desperate Styles
• •  PSYC 5125 - Listening Skills
• •  PSYC 5135 - Culture and Psychotherapy: The Social Foundations of Illness and Healing
• •  PSYC 5140 - Ethics and Phenomenology
• •  PSYC 5150 - Psychopathology: Madness in the World
• •  PSYC 5155 - Existential Integrative Therapy: Theory and Practice
• •  PSYC 5160 - Therapeutic Communication
• •  PSYC 5210 - World of the Clinic
• •  PSYC 5220 - Clinical Supervision I
• •  PSYC 5230 - Clinical Supervision II
• •  PSYC 5240 - Clinical Supervision III
• •  PSYC 5305 - Community Consultation and Advocacy
• •  PSYC 5310 - Phenomenological Research
• •  PSYC 5320 - Phenomenology of Therapeutic Change
• •  PSYC 5330 - Hermeneutics: Interpretive Foundations of Non-Behavioral Psychology
• •  PSYC 5340 - Self Psychology
• •  PSYC 5350 - Trauma
• •  PSYC 5360 - Group Process and Therapy
• •  PSYC 5370 - Family and Couples Therapy
• •  PSYC 5380 - Psychopharmacology
• •  PSYC 5390 - Experiential Theory and Practice
• •  PSYC 5400 - Legal and Professional Ethics in Counseling
• •  PSYC 5820 - Internship in Clinical Psychology I
• •  PSYC 5830 - Internship in Clinical Psychology II
• •  PSYC 5840 - Internship in Clinical Psychology III
• •  PSYC 5910 - Special Topics
• •  PSYC 5950 - Internship
• •  PSYC 5960 - Independent Study
• •  PSYC 5990 - Integration Paper