Marriage and Family Counseling Internship I

Catalog description

Students work 300 hours each of two semesters in a setting that provides marriage and family counseling under the supervision of a licensed professional, observing and performing various direct and indirect services including but not limited to intake interviewing, marriage and family counseling, record keeping, attending treatment team meetings and professional development events; and engaging in testing and assessment. Students complete at least 120 hours each semester, completing direct service to clients and 180 hours for indirect work. Audiotaping, videotaping, or live supervision is required. The pre-requistes of CSP 661F and 712 are required and departmental approval.