This course is designed to provide both system level and school-based prevention and interventions to effectively meet the increased needs of children. The course will also discuss effective evaluation of such programs. Clinical A group process oriented experience in which students focus on the development of such interpersonal skills as communication of self to others, feedback, self-disclosure, and constructive confrontation of others. This course is limited to graduate students in school psychology. A minimum of 135 supervised clock hours must be completed.
Tasks accomplished are commensurate with level of training.
Clinical experience appropriate for their level of training is provided. Supervision is provided by staff psychologists and other area professionals in settings such as The Counseling and Psychological Services Center, area mental health centers, hospitals, and Developmental Evaluation Clinics. This course is limited to advanced graduate students in school psychology. The student will be placed in a public school or equivalent setting based on background and needs. Students work under on-site supervision and must attain a minimum of 135 supervised clock hours.