Psychology Counseling - Sojourner - Douglass College

Psychology Counseling from Sojourner - Douglass College is a Campus Bachelor Counseling Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. The psychology/counseling program is designed to give students the understanding that both are disciplines that contribute to the understanding of human behavior, mental processes and experiences. The program provides a strong foundation for advanced study leading to a master?s or doctorate degree . It prepares the graduate to work in careers in the fields of psychology , counseling and guidance, or to study in the health professions, social work, and pupil personnel services. It provides the student with the ability to enhave the quality of their life and to relate more effectively with others. Within the general goals of the Psychology/Counseling program, specific objectives have been designed to enable students to: 1. Examine the various theories and methods of working with clients in relationship to application/practice; 2. Assess the current practices in counseling and service delivery; 3. Articulate historical development of psychology and counseling; 4. Evaluate the various methodologies of psychology and counseling for delivery of services to clients; 5. Understand the human experiences through scientific inquiry and research leading to clarifying the problems of the interaction of our complex society; 6. Understand the relationship between human behavior and experiences to the community well being; 7. Evaluate the role of the psychologist/counselor in the establishment of policies and regulations effecting the community; and 8. Integrate theory and practice in a community internship- Project Demonstrating Competency (PDC). Upon completion of the program, the student will be able to: Assume positions in psychology/counseling and related fields; Assess and recognize the needs of the client and develop appropriate treatment plans; Develop programs and coordinate services that will benefit the client and the overall community; Demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of governmental and private agencies responsible for the delivering services in human services agencies; and Participate in advocacy groups for the delivery of services to clients. View more details on Sojourner - Douglass College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling Psychology courses.