Internship B - Marriage & Family

This course offers the student an opportunity to continue to practice family systems approaches to counseling in a supervised mental health setting with a variety of populations including individuals, couples, groups, children, adults, and/or families working with problems and issues such as substance abuse, domestic violence, developmental disabilities and/or problems of daily living, under the repression of a licensed marriage and family therapist. Internship requires a total of 600 hours (300 direct service hours, 300 administrative hours) to be distributed between A and B. Ideally, there would be an equal distribution for each term. During Internship B, the remainder of the 600 hours started during Internship A. will be completed. Prerequisite: PSY 677