Features Practicum Info Admission Info Psy. The PSC is the principle training site for the School of Professional Psychology's APA accredited doctoral program in clinical psychology. The PSC provides individual, family, child, and group therapy, psychological assessments, consultation services, program evaluation, community outreach, psychoeducational programs, employee assistance programs, and continuing education for mental health professionals. The PSC is administered by a director and associate director, both of whom are licensed psychologists and are available on-site for consultation and supervision. Supervision is primarily provided by six members of the faculty of the School of Professional Psychology.
Additional supervision is provided by adjunct faculty members, six psychologists and a psychiatrist.
As a result, the progress of each client is monitored very closely by licensed clinical psychologists, while clients also receive the benefit of perspectives from other members of the clinical supervision teams. Practicum Training Requirements and Expectations Practicum training is designed to develop a foundation of clinical skills and professional competence with diverse client problems and populations, and to prepare for the more substantial responsibilities required in the internship. There are six intern positions, and three of these positions are reserved for students of the School of Professional Psychology.