CMHC 617 - Treatment Planning and Intervention

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This course is designed to assist students in expanding their counseling knowledge and skills. Students will learn to formulate treatment goals and intervention strategies integrating theory, assessment, and diagnostic information for a variety of client problems, including assessing and managing suicidal risk and crisis intervention. The course also focuses on students’ application of theory-specific counseling techniques in the context of therapeutic relationships (e.g., stages of treatment, common factors in the change process, and multicultural issues). Students will also be trained in current record-keeping standards and protocol in clinical mental health settings.

Prerequisites: Student must have completed COUN-534 or MAC-472 or PCO-472 prior to registering for this course.