CPSY 672 - Counsel Theory and Interventions

Unit(s): 3

This course will introduce students to Spanish microcounseling skills and evidence-based practices that address the particular mental health needs of Latinx populations. Students will learn how to conduct interviews, to conceptualize, and plan treatment in Spanish. In addition, they will learn about the delivery of culturally congruent interventions that take into consideration the specific linguistic, social, and cultural concerns of Latinx clients. Using role-plays and case vignettes, students will practice working with presenting concerns such as immigration challenges, acculturative stress, oppressive social attitudes and anti-immigrant sentiments.

Restriction: Level Restricted to Certificate and Graduate; Field of study restricted to Counseling Psychology Major
School of Education