PSY 332 - Clinical Psychological Services Internship I
Semester Hours: 3
Fall
Theories, techniques and empirical findings related to various procedures used in behavior therapy. Emphasis on in-vivo, imaginal and contingency management techniques. Practice of assertion training, deep muscle relaxation, systematic desensitization and covert conditioning during individual and group meetings. Discussions center on lecture material, ethics and diversity, and experiences students are having on internships. Individual behavior therapy with patients at the Hofstra Psychological Evaluation, Research and Counseling Clinic. Internship: three days per week in an approved clinical psychology placement including mental health clinics, hospitals, behavioral medicine and rehabilitation facilities, or drug and alcohol treatment programs.
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
PSY 331 . Open only to matriculated students in a doctoral program in psychology.
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