the initiative and approval of the instructor when an appropriate client is unavailable to the stll dent for lab requirements. SPY 652 Seminar in Psychody namic Theory II (1) Continuation of RSLB 651. This course is only available with the initiative and approval of the instructor when an appropriate client is una va ilable to the stu dent for lab requirements. SPY 663 Human Sexuality (2) An examination of the areas of human sexual functioning , behavior, relationships and feel ings. Issues of sexuality are dis cussed within spirirnal , psycho logical , culrnral and medical/ health perspectives with implica tions for clinical treatment of sex ual issues. Elective. SPY 670 Neuropsychology (3) Consideration of hehavioral and intellecrnal disorders of neurologi cal origin. Clinical and experimen tal evidence is considered as they relate to the major syndromes. Pre req uisice: Physiological Psychology. Either this course or SPY 607 or 705 is required of Psy. D., Ph.D. SPY 680 Prepracticum (3) A condensed version of Prepraccicum I & 11 for students with significant previous graduate study in psycholob'Y· This course is designed to facilitate the devel opment of empathic listening, interpersonal sk ills and basic ther apeutic techniques through group interaction and closely supervised on-campus practi c um experi ences. Required of advanced first year student., to be taken concur rently with STP 500 Psychother apy and Religion. Fall. Fee: $55. SPY 681 Prepracticum I (1) The first of a two-course sequence designed to facilitate the development of empathic lis tening, interpersonal skills and hasic therapeutic techniques in c luding an introduction to ethics. This first course empha sizes a small , interactive group format for the development of skills. lntercerm. Fee: $55. SPY 682 Prepracticum II (2) The second of a two- co urse sequence designed to facilitate the development nf empathic listen ing, interpersonal skills and hasic therapeutic techniques. During chis course, direct observation and videotaping of the student's first clinical practicum in the Univer-
sicy's counseling center are utilized to provide a closely supervised introduction to the therapeutic process. Spring. Requirement: To he taken concurrently with STP 500. Prerequisite: SPY 681. SPY 688 Practicum Supervision (0) Small group supervision coordi nated hy director of clinical training. This course is taken concurrently with all praccica (SPY 689, 69J-(i99). Required of Ph.D., Psy.D. SPY 689 Practicum Continuous Enrollment (0) Students continuing a fall or sp ring practicum through Intert erm or summer will register for chis 0-unir course. Registration in a fa! I or spring prac ticum and SPY 688 is required. Prerequi site: SPY 691 and permission of the director of clinical training. SPY 691-696 Practicum I-VI (1-3) Supervised clinical experiences including diagnostic and thera peutic ac tivities with inpatient and outpatient clientele. Hospi tals. private and public clinics , mental health organizations, schools and co llege co unseling centers are utilized. Prerequisite: successful completion of SPY 680, or approval of the Profes sional Training Committee. Co registration in SPY 688 required. Required for Ph.D. and l'sy.D. SPY 697-699 Practicum Elective (1-3) For students desiring supervised clinical experiences beyond the requirements for their d eg ree. T'hese are used as elective prac tica. Prerequisite: approval of the director of clinical training. Co registration in SPY 688 required . SPY 700 Clinical Case Conference (1) Small group supervision of ongo ing psychological cases. Elective. SPY 701 College Teaching of Psychology (2) A seminar on teaching methods including the development of course objectives, outlines, lec tures and evaluations. fVlajor emphasis is placed on the exami nation of the various teaching methods available to the teacher of psychology. Elective. SPY 702 Social Psychology: Interpersonal Processes (3) Focuses on the social psychology of interpersonal relationships with special emphasis on intimate rela tions. Prerequisite: a survey course (undergraduate or gradu-
designed cu help smdenr develop competencies as fee-for-service practitioners. Elective. SPY 709 Current Issues in Psychology (1-3) Inrensive focus is given to a selected topic of mntempnrary interest such as grief therapy, forensic psychol- 0!,,'Y, National Health Care and Psy chological service. Elective. SPY 710 Special Techniques in Clinical Practice (1-3) Intensive consideration of a spe cific technique utilized in mod ern clinical practice and requiring specialized training. A single major technique, for example the Halstead-Reitan Adu It Neuropsy chological Battery, clinical hypno sis, or multi-generational therapy will be the focus each rime chis course is offered. Elective. SPY 711 Seminar in Ethical and Professional Issues (3) A study and discussion of the ethics of professional psyc hology with an emphasis on the Ameri can Psychological Association's Code of Ethics, guid e lines. and laws char govern the profess ion. Preparation for the oral and writ ten portions of the licensing exam in the state of California is also given emphasis. The challenge to integrate a professional , Christian , and personal ethical code is dis cussed. Required of Psy.D, Ph.D. SPY 712 Independent Study (1-3) Individual work. directed reading or special problems in psychol ogy. Such work must he done with the approval and supervi s ion of a faculty professor of record. The student is expected co submit. a detailed course pro posal and a bibliography with an arranged course permission form available from the Registrar ' s Office. Required courses may not be taken through independ ent st11dy. Elective. SPY 713 Clinical Supervision and Consultation (1-3) A course designed to give stu dents training and pra ct ice in supervisory and consultation roles. rvlutual supervision and case presentations are used to develop skills. 'T' his course or SLB 702 is required of Ph.D. and Psy .D. Prerequisite: SPY 691-
ate) in social psychology and per mission of the instructor. Either this course, SPY 608 or SPY 625 required of Ps y.D., Ph.D. SPY 703 Organization and Administration of Psychological Services (2) A seminar dealing with adminis trative issues such as personnel , finan ces, communit y relations and supervision. Elective. SPY 704 Advanced Research Design (3) A continuation of SPY 601 for sw denc.s interested in pursuing disser tation research. The course includes advanced study of uni variate and multivariate analysis of variance, regres s ion analysis , canonical and discriminant analysis and factor analysis. Required , Ph.D. only. Prerequisite: SPY 601. SPY 705 Clinical Psychophar macology (3) A genera l overview of c urrent research on the use and effective ness of ps yc hotropi c medication in the treatment of the psychoses, neuroses and orher emotional dis orders. Co nsultation and class presentations b y area psych ia triscs. Prerequisite: SPY 607 or equivalent. Either this course or
SPY 607 or 670 is required. SPY 706 The Professional Practitioner (3)
Intensive consideration of the impact of psychotherapeutic practice on the personal life and relationship of the clinician and the 'interaction between the pro fessional and private life. Issues addressed include ca reer satisfac tion , professional decorum, inter disciplinary relationships and therapist impairment and burnout, and steps involved in developing and maintainin g a clinical practice. Elective. SPY 707 Fee For Service (1-3) This course offers scudents the option of flourishing in private practice without subsidy from managed care. Students learn to: (a) place a monetary va lue on their clinical services. (b) examine their own family histories conce rning mon ey, and (c) formulate a mi s sion statement abom what they're offering clients in outpatient psy chotherapy. Srndents see live or caped intervi ews of thriving practi tioners who have no participation with managed care. Optional lab provided by instructor , who coaches swdents with vignettes
69.~ and 4th-year standing. SPY 715 Training Therapy (Group) (0)
For official indication on the stu dent's transcript of required per-
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