It incorporates a personal knowledge of self, sound judgment, comfort with pluralistic environments, and a sense of responsibility to oneself, to the profession, and to society. Emphasis is given to the core areas of assessment, time-limited therapeutic intervention, and multicultural issues. Individual supervision is a key experience in a broadly defined program. Interns are offered opportunities to work within the full range of professional activities of the Center and its professional staff. Interns are encouraged to pursue research interests and complete their dissertations.
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The goal of the training program is to provide interns with training experiences and individual responsibilities that will further their development as professional psychologists who possess a sense of professional integrity and who adhere to standards of practice and ethical principles as established by the American Psychological Association. The Counseling Center's doctoral internship is accredited by the American Psychological Association and offers a broad range of training and service opportunities utilizing a Practitioner- Scholar model. Training consists of individual and group supervision, mentoring, training seminars, and professional development programs. Core training areas are assessment, individual counseling, and multicultural counseling. Approximately half of an intern's time is committed to service activities.