PSY 650

Supervised Internship

Name: Supervised Internship

Course Number: PSY 650

Credit(s): 6

Course Description

This course is essential for LPC/LMFT licensure, comprising a 500-hour supervised internship. Additional hours, if needed, are arranged individually. Students sign agreements with the University and licensed professionals (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, Psychologist, or Psychoanalyst).

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Guidelines for Internship Selection & Approval

Overview: This course is essential for LPC/LMFT licensure, comprising a 500-hour supervised internship. Additional hours, if needed, are arranged individually. Students sign agreements with the University and licensed professionals (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, Psychologist, or Psychoanalyst).
Organized Sequence: The internship follows an organized, sequential series, increasing in complexity and aligning with academic coursework. A written plan outlines goals, objectives, evaluation methods, and compliance with jurisdictional regulations.
Breadth and Depth: Internship experiences extend academic coursework, ensuring services align with education received. A written plan ensures quality, breadth, and depth, specifying goals, evaluation methods, and adherence to supervisory regulations.
Hour Requirement: Internship requires a minimum of 500 supervised hours, with at least 50% in service-related activities and 25% in face-to-face client contact. Supervision includes individual and group settings.
Supervision: Supervision is crucial, comprising no less than 25% of service-related activity time. Supervisors must be licensed, and up to 25% of supervision may be provided by qualified professionals.
Training Sequence: Multiple part-time practicum placements can combine to meet the 1500-hour practicum experience required by licensing boards.
Setting: Supervised professional experience occurs in settings prioritizing training professional psychologists, with identifiable licensed psychologists overseeing the integrity and quality of the experience.(Adapted from the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards study. Source: http://www.asppb.net/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=1)

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