Counseling for the School Psychologist

Catalog description

This course provides an introduction to the theory (e.g., humanistic, cognitive-behavioral, family systems) and practice of counseling. It offers students the opportunity to observe and practice individual and group counseling skills. Under closely supervised conditions, students will develop basic skills in intake interviewing, active listening, creation of case notes, and generation of treatment plans. A fundamental understanding of legal and professional practice in counseling (e.g., limits to confidentiality, informed consent, dual relationships) will also be discussed.