The following sample plan of may help you begin to plan your program: Year 1 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 500 - Dynamics of Group Behavior (3 cr.) CNSL 504 - Professional Issues in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 569 – Foundations of Clinical Mental Health Counseling (3 cr.) SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 501 - Theories and Techniques in Couns (6 cr.) CNSL 571 - Mental Health Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 573 – Counseling Families (3 cr.) SUMMER SEMESTER CNSL 505 – Counseling Across the Lifespan (3 cr.) CNSL 525 – Multicultural Counseling (3 cr.) Year 2 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 568 - Alcohol and Drug Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 560 – Introduction to Rehab Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 563 – Medical Aspects of Rehabilitation Counseling SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 561 – Advanced Rehabilitation CNSL (3 cr) CNSL 572 Assess, Treat, & Recovery in CNSL ( 3 cr) CNSL 503 - Supervised Counseling Practicum (3 cr.) Plan B- Student applies for and take Comprehensive Counselor Preparation Examination SUMMER SEMESTER CNSL 522 - Appraisal Methods in Couns (3 cr.) CNSL 598 - Research in Counseling (3 cr.) Year 3 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 575 – Co-Occurring Disorders (3 cr.) Students take comprehensive examination SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 521 - Career Couns and Development (3 cr.) CLINICAL ADDICTIONS RECOVERY COUNSELING PLAN OF STUDY (Sample Full Time Program - students will develop their own individualized program with their advisor) The following sample plan of study may help you begin to plan your program:
Year 1 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 500 - Dynamics of Group Behavior (3 cr.) CNSL 504 - Professional Issues in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 560 - to Rehab Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 569 Foundations of Clinical Mental Health (3cr) SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 501 - Theories and Techniques in (6 cr.) CNSL 561 - Advanced Rehabilitation Couns (3 cr.) CNSL 572 Assess, Treat, & Recovery in CNSL ( 3 cr) SUMMER SEMESTER CNSL 522 - Appraisal Methods in (3 cr.) CNSL 521 - Career Couns and Development (3 cr.) Year 2 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 503 - Supervised Counseling Practicum (3 cr.) CNSL 563 - Medical Aspects of Rehabilitation Couns. (3 cr.) CNSL 598 - Research in Counseling (3 cr.) SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 571 - Mental Health Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 568 - Alcohol and Drug Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 573 – Counseling Families (3 cr.) Plan B- Student applies for and take Comprehensive Counselor Preparation Examination SUMMER SEMESTER CNSL 505 – Counseling through the Lifespan (3 cr.) CNSL 525 – Multicultural Counseling (3 cr.) Year 3 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 575 – Co-Occurring Disorders (3 cr.) Students take comprehensive examination SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship Counseling (3 cr.) . GERONTOLOGY COUNSELING PLAN OF (Example Full Time Program students will develop their own individualized program with their advisor ) The following sample plan of study may help you begin to plan your program: Year 1 FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER SUMMER SEMESTER
CNSL 500 - Dynamics of Group Behavior (3 cr.) CNSL 504 - Professional Issues in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 560 - to Rehab Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 501 - Theories and Techniques in Couns (6 cr.) CNSL 561 - Advanced Rehabilitation Couns (3 cr.) CNSL 571 - Mental Health Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 522 - Appraisal Methods in (3 cr.) CNSL 521 - Career and Development (3 cr.) Year 2 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 563 - Medical Aspects of Rehabilitation Couns. (3 cr.) CNSL 565 Fnd of Gerontology Counseling (3 cr) CNSL 598 - Research in Counseling (3 cr.) SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 503 - Supervised Counseling Practicum (3 cr.) CNSL 568 - Alcohol and Drug Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 566 Com Resources, Services, Syst CNSL Older Ad (3 cr) Plan B- Student applies for and take Comprehensive Counselor Preparation Examination SUMMER SEMESTER CNSL 505 – Counseling through the Lifespan (3 cr.) CNSL 525 – Multicultural Counseling (3 cr.) Year 3 FALL SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship in Counseling (3 cr.) CNSL 575 – Co-Occurring Disorders (3 cr.) Students take comprehensive examination SPRING SEMESTER CNSL 594 - Supervised Internship Counseling (3 cr.) . FROM APPLICATION TO GRADUATION: THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS There are essentially five stages that the student goes through from admission to graduation as depicted below: I II III IV
that moving from the safety of “role-plays” in the classroom to counseling people who present real life recovery and personal growth challenges represents a significant responsibility. The on-site supervision and seminar class provide an excellent opportunity for students to process these feelings. SUPERVISED COUNSELING PRACTICUM (CNSL 503) The practicum provides an opportunity for the student to perform Clinical Professional Counseling activities under supervision in an agency setting. Students perform a minimum of 100 clock hours of field experience of which 40 hours are direct service with clients and 10 hours of which must be in facilitating groups. The field-based supervisor provides a minimum of one hour of supervision per week. Students also participate in a weekly group supervision class and receive a minimum of one hour per week of individual supervision or at least 1.5 hours per week of group supervision. The student must complete 18 credits (CNSL 500, 501, 504, 560, and 569 are required before practicum) and receive departmental approval before beginning the supervised counseling practicum. Successful completion of CNSL 503 (Supervised Counseling Practicum) is a necessary pre-requisite of CNSL 594 and students must complete 42 credits before Supervised Clinical Internship. Practicum and Internship cannot be concurrently. The objectives of the practicum are to: gain experience in performing Clinical Professional Counseling. exposure to working with individuals with many diverse backgrounds, disabilities, and needs. become familiar with a variety of professional activities other than direct counseling such as case conferences, recording keeping and report writing, administering and interpreting appropriate tests, and contact with community resources.
PC-1 PC Application for Practicum – CNSL 503 M-1 Admissions Informational Packet for Master of Science Degrees PC-2 PC Practicum Agreement – CNSL 503 M-2 Graduate Application Form PC-3 PC Practicum – Site Supervisor’s Evaluation – CNSL 503 M-3 Recommendation Form PC-4 PC Practicum and Intern Evaluation of Site – CNSL 503 & 591 M-4 Advising Sheet PC-5 PC Application for Internship – CNSL 594 M-5 Application for Degree Candidacy PC-6 PC Internship Agreement – CNSL 594 M-6 Release Forms for Audio Taping PC-7 PC Internship Site Supervisor’s Evaluation – CNSL 594 M-7 CCA Membership Application and Renewal Form PC-8 Learning Goals for Practicum & Internship M-8 Brochures PC-9 PC Site Supervisor Monthly Evaluation Form M-9 PC-10 PC – Monthly Practicum Log – CNSL 503 M-10 Application for Master’s Comprehensive Examination(Plan B) PC-11 PC Monthly Internship Log – CNSL 594 M-11 Application for Graduation APPENDIX II