CPSY 673 - Latinx Psychology

Unit(s): 3

This course centers on the systemic interactions of Latinx clients and their families, as well as the sociocultural and political context in which those interactions take place. The instructor will provide an overview of the landscape of Latinx populations and introduce students to the cultural, societal, and historical influences that have shaped their current economic and political standings. In addition, the course will introduce students to topics such as Latinx family compositions and dynamics, acculturation, ethnic and cultural identity, generational differences, religion and spirituality, indigenous knowledge, beliefs, and value systems.

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