Arts, Faculty of

Job summary

Introduce students to the main theories, research approaches, and intervention perspectives in clinical psychology. Cover professional issues, the history and concepts of abnormality, assessment and diagnosis of psychological disorders, research perspectives, and psychotherapy approaches.

Job details

An introduction to the main theories, research approaches, and intervention perspectives of clinical psychology. Topics dealt with include professional issues in clinical psychology, concepts and history of abnormality, assessment and diagnosis of psychological disorders, research perspectives in clinical psychology, and modes of psychotherapy. The course is intended to expose the student to the basic concepts, theories and issues in psychopathology and psychotherapy for more advanced courses in the clinical domain. Masters, PhD or PhD near completion degree in a clinical psychology program

What you’ll do

Introduce students to the main theories, research approaches, and intervention perspectives in clinical psychology. Cover professional issues, the history and concepts of abnormality, assessment and diagnosis of psychological disorders, research perspectives, and psychotherapy approaches.

Requirements

A master's degree, PhD, or PhD near completion in a clinical psychology program is required. The course is intended to prepare students for more advanced study in clinical psychology.

Listed skills

• assessment · Preferred
• Organization · Preferred
• Attention to detail · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Clinical Psychology
• Psychopathology
• Psychotherapy
• Psychological Assessment
• Psychological Diagnosis
• Research Methods
• Abnormal Psychology
• Intervention Approaches

Job areas

• Education
• Healthcare
• Science & Research

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