PSY 236 Family Counseling

This course examines different theoretical approaches to the treatment of families. Students will evaluate the empirical data that supports and refutes these theories and learn when and how to assess, plan and provide family counseling in a clinical setting. They will also process their experiences in their own families and understand the impact their practice. Students have an opportunity to meet with various consumers and family members to better understand their experience of mental illness, treatment and recovery. Prerequisite PSY 225, PSY 268