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Master of Science in Counseling Psychology Program Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies Department of Counseling and Applied Educational Psychology Bouv College of Health Sciences Northeastern University Boston 1 Admission Interviews
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Department of Applied Psychology
MSCP MS CAGS School Psychology MS CAGS School Counseling MS College Student Development Early Intervention Ph.D. School Ph.D. Counseling
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Group (Exo) — Regional, State, National
and Structures
Relational (Micro) — Immediate face to face interactions and influences
Macro — Global
Contextual Identities of the Individual (Individual) — Multiple dimensions of the self interacting
History Planetary / Climatic Exo Macro Individual
From: Ballou, M., Matsumoto, A., & Wagner, M. (2002). Towards a feminist ecological theory of human nature: Theory Building in response to real-world dymamics. In M.Ballou & L.S. Brown, (Eds.), Rethinking Mental Health and Disorder: A Feminist Perspective, pp. 99 – 141). New York: Guilford Press.
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150 hour Practicum Experience 600 hour internship experience
Three courses which can be taken as general electives or used to
The Program meets pre-degree licensing requirements for mental health counselors in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Counseling Theory in an Ecological
Context
Introduction to Assessment Research Evaluation & Data
Analysis;
Understanding Culture & Diversity Life Span Counseling Vocational, Ed. & Career
Counseling
Psychopathology & Treatment
Planning
Individual Interventions Community Counseling Psychology Ethics & Professional Development Group Counseling Substance Use and Treatment Seminar in Feminist Psychology Clinical Skills Practicum MSCP Internship I MSCP Internship II Three general electives or three
courses for concentration
51 Semester Hours
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Groups: Dynamics &
Infant, Child & Adolescent
Human Sexuality Family Counseling
Child & Adolescent
Counseling Strategies for
Brief Therapies Reality Therapy Community Based Treatment History & Systems
Advanced Multicultural
Advanced Clinical
Advanced Theories of
9 Semester Hours
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Criminology Juvenile Justice Forensic Psychology Gender, Crime & Justice Race and the Criminal Justice
Victimology Brief Therapies Other courses, such as in
Infant, Child & Adolescent
Development
Family Counseling & Collaboration Child & Adolescent
Psychopathology
Human Sexuality Counseling Children & Adolescents Brief Therapies Youth Gangs Children in America: Social &
Policy Perspectives
Other courses, such as in Nursing
and Sociology
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Human Sexuality Health Issues Brief Therapies Process of Aging Introduction to Clinical
Seminar in Health
Behavioral Medicine Course
Other courses offered in
Feminist Theory; or Feminist Methodologies Brief Therapies Advanced Multicultural Feminist Psychology Gender, Crime & Justice Race, Gender & Class: Feminist Views Family Violence Women, Men and Social Change Sociology of Mental Health and Illness Courses through the Graduate
Consortium in Women’s Studies
Other courses such as in Sociology,
Criminal Justice, Political Science, Afro-American Studies, and Latino Studies
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Early Intervention: Family
Early Intervention:
Early Intervention:
Early Intervention: Planning
Early Intervention Practicum
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Spring Semester First Year 150 (100 hours required for
licensure
15 weeks, 8 – 10 hours Practicum, university
supervisor
Individual Supervision at
University
Done At University Through
Practicum Course and Community Experience in non-clinical services settings
600 hours 20 hours a week for two
semesters (Fall & Spring of
On Site Clinical Supervisor Internship, university
supervisor
Formal Contract University Insurance
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Last name: A-J Mindy Popp m.popp@neu.edu Last name: K-Mi Maria Morelli m.morelli@neu.edu Last name: Mj-Z Mona Daly mo.daly@neu.edu
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