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Psychotherapy Practicum
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The Counseling and Student Development Center, at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, offers practicum training to graduate students in psychology or related fields. The Practicum is a half-time (20 hours / week) placement that emphasizes two major concentrations:
Practicum Counselors will also select one area of minor concentration each semester:
The CSDC Practicum follows a practitioner-scholar model of training that emphasizes practical experience, clinical supervision, and training seminars. As a result of completing this practicum, trainees will display knowledge, awareness, and skills related to individual psychotherapy, career counseling, and one or more areas of minor concentration. An emphasis on ethical and professional conduct will be infused throughout the year. The CSDC Practicum is a nine-month placement that corresponds to the UHM academic year. Trainees will be expected to provide 200 hours of direct service to students and log a total of 600 hours on site. Twenty hours must be scheduled, each week, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Two weeks of orientation will occur in August and the Practicum will end in May or when the 600 / 200 hour commitment has been completed. Applications are coordinated through students' graduate school programs. Training Year: August 5, 2013 through May 31, 2014 Application Deadline: April 1, 2013 To apply, send a resume and letter of intent to: Counseling and Student Development Center Materials may also be sent electronically to: trystin@hawaii.edu Training Co-Coordinator: Allyson Tanouye, Ph.D. |
