Overview
CAFT : The first portion of the internship consists of direct contact with clients, clinical supervision, a didactic seminar series, psychotherapy rounds and complementary clinical activities. Students will participate in a series of seminars on advanced systemic and communication models. Students will participate in an integrative seminar designed to facilitate the integration of their advancing knowledge and clinical skills.
Terms: Fall 2015, Summer 2016
Instructors: There are no professors associated with this course for the 2015-2016 academic year.
Prerequisite(s):SWRK 660 or equivalent with permission of instructor. SWRK 622 or equivalent with permission of instructor. SWRK 610 or equivalent with permission of instructor.
The combination of three portions (CAFT 606, CAFT 611, CAFT 612) of the internship totals 500 hours of direct client contact, 100 hours individual supervision and 200 hours of clinical activities related to the practice of psychotherapy.