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MHS 5350: Educational and
Vocational Counseling (3). Concepts and skills pertaining to
vocational development, information systems, career education programs,
educational-vocational counseling, and socio-psychological influences
on career development. Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 5400: Counseling
Skills and Techniques (3). Major theoretical concepts in
counseling, competencies in relationship building, interviewing,
role-playing, simulation, and micro counseling.
MHS 6200: Measurement and
Appraisal in Counseling (3). Concepts and skills related to
the use of tests and other appraisal procedures in counseling.
Particular emphasis on career and vocational choice processes.
Laboratory experiences included. Prerequisites: EDF 5481.
MHS 6411: Counseling and
Consultation in Community Settings (3). Extended laboratory
experiences stressing the development of behavioral/cognitive
intervention skills in short-term counseling and consultation.
Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 6427: Adult
Psychopathology (3). The study of the causes, treatment, and
diagnosis of emotional and behavioral disturbances in adults will be
examined in this course. Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 6428: Cross Cultural
Counseling (3). Concepts and skills involved in counseling
clients with backgrounds different from the majority culture.
Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 6450: Substance Abuse
Counseling (3). This course will educate mental health
practitioners in understanding substances and techniques in counseling
those who abuse them. Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 6470: Human Sexuality
Counseling (3). Counseling issues, strategies, and resources
in human sexuality relative to mental health professionals.
Prerequisites: MHS 5400.
MHS 6511: Group Counseling
(3). Exploration of roles and function of group counseling
in meeting client needs in a variety of settings. Prerequisites: MHS
5400. Co-requisite: MHS 6511L.
MHS 6511L: Group
Development Lab (1). This is an experiential course where
students engage in a group counseling experience which is led and
facilitated by a licensed mental health counselor. Co-requisite: MHS
6511.
MHS 6700: Ethical, Legal
and Professional Issues in Counseling (3). Competencies in
regard to the development of major role and service models and the
application of budgeting systems, legal, and ethical standards in
psycho-educational settings.
MHS 6020: Foundations of
Mental Health (3). Examination of the significant events in
the history of mental health care that have contributed to the
development of the specialty within the counseling profession.
MHS 6800: Advanced
Practicum in Counseling (3). Advanced competencies in
counseling and consultation. Prerequisites: Course work completion.
MHS 6802: Personality
Theories (3). A survey of the various cognitive,
psychodynamic, behavioral, humanistic, existential and family systems
theory of personality development of change are examined.
MHS 6820: Supervised Field
Experience in Counseling (9). Demonstration of the full
range of competencies learned throughout the program in counseling.
Internship placements include a variety of field settings.
Prerequisites: MHS 6800 and course work completion.
RCS 6031: Rehabilitation
Counseling: Principles and Practices (3). An orientation to
the rehabilitation process, including a survey of the history,
principles, philosophy, and legal aspects of rehabilitation counseling
and related fields.
RCS 6625: Service Delivery
and Case Management in Rehabilitation (3). Evaluation of
disability and rehabilitation potential in the context of service
delivery and case management in the vocational rehabilitation process.
RCS 6801: Advanced
Practicum in Counseling (3) . Advanced competencies in
counseling and consultation. Prerequisites: Course work completion.
RCS 6821: Supervised Field
Experience in Counseling (9). Demonstration of the full range
of competencies learned throughout the program in counseling.
Internship placements include a variety of field settings.
Prerequisites: RCS 6801 and course work completion.
SDS 5460: Crisis
Counseling and Interventions (3). Prevention and
intervention strategies in crisis situations including child abuse and
neglect, suicide, substance abuse, AIDS, and personal loss.
SDS 6411: Counseling
Children and Adolescents (3) . Theory and application of
counseling elementary age children and adolescents including family
issues and interventions, legal and ethical considerations and
counseling at-risk and exceptional children. Pre-requisite, MHS 5400.
SDS 6700: Organization and
Administration of School Counseling (3) . Components, elements
and interventions of comprehensive, developmental school guidance
program models. Emphasis on organization, administration, and
evaluation of system, components, and services.
SDS 6800:Advanced
Practicum in Counseling (3). Advanced competencies in
counseling and consultation. Prerequisites: Course work completion.
SDS 6820: Supervised Field
Experience in Counseling (9). Demonstration of the full range
of competencies learned throughout the program in counseling.
Internship placements include a variety of field settings.
Prerequisites: SDS 6800 and course work completion.
SPS 6199: Family-School
Consultation and Collaboration (3). Designed to develop
essential communicative/interactive interpersonal skills, as well as
collaborative problem-solving skills, in special education, counseling,
and school psychology graduate students. Corequisite: Graduate
standing.
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