MACR 658 - MACR Internship & Seminar II

2
This is a continuation of students’ internship experience with the goal to complete the 600-hour requirement. At the conclusion of internship, students should be able to demonstrate competencies that enable them to be a clinically and culturally competent, ethical, and socially responsible entry-level rehabilitation counseling practitioners. Students discuss and present cases to illustrate their ability in applying counseling theories and techniques, assessment and diagnostic information, case conceptualization, and treatment planning with a focus on service delivery to individuals with disabilities. The seminar will continue to provide support, peer consultation opportunities, and group supervision for student interns.

Prerequisites: MACR 657.