Professional Seminar I-b:Introduction to Clinical Psychology:Professional Values,…

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This second course of a three-semester sequence is designed to continue to familiarize students with the roles and functions of clinical psychologists in a variety of settings, including; clinics, hospitals, private practice settings, post-secondary education settings, and other alternative service delivery systems seen as part of the integrative health care movement seen across the United States. There is continued focus on the values, attitudes and behaviors that are expected of professionals in this discipline. Professional ethics, legal issues and professional standards, public policy (including legislation and regulations), professional trends, quality of practice, and the organization and operation of mental health settings are also addressed. Resource-speakers with expertise in specific areas of discussion are invited to participate.