CN 778 - Internship II: Community Counseling

Semester Hours: 3
The Community Counseling Internship II is a one-semester, 300-hour minimum, supervised counseling experience within the context of an approved community placement. The course is designed to help interns master all aspects of the role and functioning of a professional counselor in a community context. Interns serve in individual and group counseling sessions with a minimum of 40% or 120 hours of direct service with clients involving assessment, intervention, and evaluation. Audio or video recordings are encouraged as they are a traditional way for supervisors to work with supervisees to develop case conceptualization and selecting and implementing appropriate interventions. The application of ethical and legal issues in counseling is reviewed. The course culminates in an evaluation of the intern’s counseling performance throughout the internship.

Pre-requisites: CN 736 - Counseling Children and Adolescents, CN 738 - Group Therapy, CN 744 - Crisis and Trauma: Theory and Intervention, a grade of “B” or better in CN 777 - Internship I: Community Counseling, and a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.

Pre- or co-requisites: CN 739 - Career Counseling and Development.