Application of counseling theories and techniques as they relate to the issues in womens lives such as gender roles, family, and career planning. Degree candidacy or permission of instructor. Topics will vary each time the course is offered. Combination of lecture, discussion, inquiry sessions and student presentation. May be taken more than once for credit under different topics.
Students participate in direct client contact, staff meetings and supervision in a clinical setting.
Students participate in direct client contact, staff meetings and supervision in a clinic setting. Placement in a community agency providing marital and family therapy under supervision. May be repeated. CNSL 503 and permission of instructor. Series of supervised experiences in the public school setting is provided.