CPSY 550: Foundations of Counseling and Psychology- This course provides an overview of counseling and psychological services commonly found in a variety of settings. Includes individual and group counseling, testing, career planning and placement, referral, and consultation. Examines related theories and concepts with emphasis on counseling skills, as well as historical, ethical, legal, and professional issues. Payment for and completion of the 16PF personality test is required during the course. Taken concurrently with CPSY 553 in the first semester of enrollment.
CPSY 551: Career Counseling and Guidance- An in-depth study of career counseling and guidance services that focuses on occupational, educational, and personal/social issues for general and special populations. Includes examination of theoretical bases for career counseling and guidance, study of organization and delivery of information through individual and group activities. Covers related ethical concerns. Students will be required to purchase occupational and educational information materials. Prerequisite: CPSY 550 or approval of department head.
CPSY 553: An in-depth study of career counseling and guidance services that focuses on occupational, educational, and personal/social issues for general and special populations. Includes examination of theoretical bases for career counseling and guidance, study of organization and delivery of information through individual and group activities. Covers related ethical concerns. Students will be required to purchase occupational and educational information materials. Prerequisite: CPSY 550 or approval of department head.
CPSY 554: Group