PSY 6070 - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Applied within Humanistic and Integrative Approaches

This cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) course will offer a review of key foundational theories and concepts, as well as methods of assessing, conceptualizing, and treating patients using CBT approaches. Students will also learn about the efficacy and limitation evidence for utilizing CBT in treating symptoms of several disorders. In addition to learning the key concepts of CBT and practicing core skills, students will examine how CBT can be integrated with humanistic and other integrative therapy approaches. This course will additionally integrate concepts of social justice, strengths-based approaches, wellness, and multiculturalism/diversity as it applies to the adaptation of CBT tools within a humanistic perspective. Though open to all students, this course satisfies the Clinical Interventions III/IV requirement in the Clinical Psychology degree program, with Clinical Interventions I & II as prerequisites. 3 credit(s)
Offered: Fall Semester

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