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Centreville, Virginia
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PSYC 460
Introduction to Clinical and Counseling Psychology
Contemporary theory and practices in clinical and counseling psychology. Psychotherapy interventions are studied from the psychoanalytic, cognitive, family, behavioral and existential perspectives. Research, legal and ethical issues are examined as they relate to the counselor as a person and as a professional.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
SOCI 175 - Introduction to Theory-based Research and Writing
or
PSYC 175 - Introduction to Theory-based Research and Writing