The Post-Masters Certificate in Counselling program offers specializations in:
The courses in the Counselling Psychology specialization reflect the graduate course requirements for licensing with the College of Alberta Psychologists. Students in the Post-Masters Certificate in Counselling (PMCC) may seek to complete additional courses for certification or licensure, which were not included in their master's degree. Students are encouraged to check course and program requirements with their provincial regulatory body in the province where they plan to practice. The PMCC may also be of interest to those with a master's degree in a human services field who wish to pick up a cluster of foundational counselling psychology theory and practice courses to round out their educational experience.
GCAP 643: Health Psychology
GCAP 648: Counselling Children and Adolescents from a Developmental Perspective
GCAP 654: Family Therapy: Theory and Practice
GCAP 672: Group Counselling and Process Skills
Students in this specialization may also select elective courses from any of the other GCAP specializations. Students may also take courses at other institutions.
Information effective September 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017.
Updated November 22 2016 by laurab
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