FRAN 6960

This is the second in a series of three clinical practica in the Master of Psychotherapy program and focuses on the study of, and training in, collaborative and post-modern therapies, including dialogic, solution-focused and narrative therapy. This course features an integration of theory into practice and supervised clinical practice in relational and systemic family therapy. It involves regular clinical work with individuals and a wide diversity of relational systems. In addition to class time, students meet with clinical supervisors each week for a minimum of 1.5 hours of supervision. Supervision over the semester will involve individual/dyadic, group, and live clinical teams. [Restriction(s): Restricted to Master of Psychotherapy students.][Department(s): Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition]