Learning how to integrate psychology services into primary care settings is just one skill you will develop as a student in the Clinical Psychology Program. You will gain experience in a variety of service areas, including relationship therapy, assessment, intervention, diversity, consultation and education, research and evaluation, and management and supervision. Graduates of the Clinical Psychology Program will be able to practice in hospital, primary care, outpatient or inpatient, public or private, and forensic settings, serving populations of all ages: children, adult, adolescent, and geriatric.
About the Clinical Psychology Program
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