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Licensed Psychologist California: #PSY19185 Andrew Jen is a licensed psychologist who practices professional psychotherapy, counseling, and coaching in Los Angeles. With a background as a NASA psychologist, he focuses on the complex problems and challenging goals of highly motivated individuals. Drawing upon recent research on creativity, optimism, and resilience, Dr. Jen strives to help people achieve their goals and attain optimal results in their lives. His areas of specialty include depression, stress, anxiety, and peak performance. HOME PSYCHOTHERAPY COACHING EVALUATIONS ... CONTACT ME O p p o r t u n i t y If you are like most people, there are times when conflict, change, or even opportunity can challenge your resources. Left unattended, this stress can be a barrier to achieving your full potential. A confidential relationship with an experienced therapist and coach is one way to understand the sources of your difficulty, recognize your untapped strengths, make clear decisions, and then take well-informed action. In your work with me, you will receive the expert attention, honesty, and care that can help you make meaningful change, solve problems, and do your best. W o r k Whether you are experiencing a crisis for the first time, have struggled with a mental health concern for years, or are simply determined to take your current performance to the next level, your work with me requires a commitment to meet at least once a week. More frequent sessions are encouraged in certain situations, because they can lead to results that are more immediate and more profound. As part of our initial consultation, we will establish a schedule that meets your needs.

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Contact Us Request Information Applying For Admissions Graduate Housing ... Open Houses Clinical-Counseling Psychology The M.A. program in Clinical-Counseling Psychology at La Salle University offers an intensive program of studies with concentrations in the following areas. Click on a concentration to review specific details. Psychological Counseling Marriage and Family Therapy Addictions Counseling Industrial/Organizational Psychology ... Non-Degree Certificate Programs While the program stresses skill training and clinical preparation for the above concentrations, it also requires a common core of psychological studies as a basis for disciplined practice in the respective areas. Thus the program is excellent preparations for those who wish to continue their studies and pursue a doctoral degree. Preparation for Licensure A certificate program of 60 credit hours (M.A. plus 12 hours) is available to help prepare students for licensure as Professional Counselors or Marriage and Family Therapists in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and most other states. The Program The program is a 48 credit program which can be completed in either three years (on average six credit hours per term) or two years (on average nine credits per term).

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Home Students/Grads Employers Career Centers ... E-Zine Job Search Keyword(s): State: Entry Level Only: Post Your Resume Advanced Search Career Information Psychologists Significant Points: One half of psychologists are self-employed, about 5 times the average for professional workers. A doctoral degree is usually required for employment as a licensed clinical or counseling psychologist. Opportunities for employment in psychology for those with only a bachelor’s degree are severely limited. Nature of the Work About this section Psychologists study the human mind and human behavior. Research psychologists investigate the physical, cognitive, emotional, or social aspects of human behavior. Psychologists in applied fields provide mental health care in hospitals, clinics, schools, or private settings. Like other social scientists, psychologists formulate hypotheses and collect data to test their validity. Research methods may vary depending on the topic under study. Psychologists sometimes gather information through controlled laboratory experiments or by administering personality, performance, aptitude, and intelligence tests. Other methods include observation, interviews, questionnaires, clinical studies, and surveys. Psychologists apply their knowledge to a wide range of endeavors, including health and human services, management, education, law, and sports. In addition to a variety of work settings, psychologists usually specialize in one of a number of different areas. Clinical psychologists—who constitute the largest specialty—usually work in counseling centers, independent or group practices, hospitals, or clinics. They help mentally and emotionally disturbed clients adjust to life and may help medical and surgical patients deal with illnesses or injuries. Some work in physical rehabilitation settings, treating patients with spinal cord injuries, chronic pain or illness, stroke, arthritis, and neurologic conditions. Others help people deal with times of personal crisis, such as divorce or the death of a loved one.

66. Degrees And Areas Of Psychology to get a Ph.D. Ph.D. s in clinical or counseling psychology will require an extra What are the differences between clinical and counseling programs? http://www.psy.utexas.edu/psy/UNDERGRAD/udgpgm/grpsy.html

67. Distance Learning Online Psychology Degree MA in counseling psychology and Psy.D. in clinical psychology 100% Online. D. degree in clinical psychology and the MA degree in counseling psychology http://www.ryokan.edu/

RYOKAN COLLEGE Contact and Address Information Ryokan Extension Program (310) 390-7560 on campus programs (866) 796-5261 online programs Ryokan College Online Bookstore PSYCHOLOGY It's what we teach. It's all we teach, and we teach it better than most. Psy.D., M.A., and M.A.-Psy.D. Combination Degree's 100% Online! Thank you for visiting us here at Ryokan College. We are happy to announce that we are now accepting applications for our January 2-year Psy.D. program, and our March combination, 3-year M.A. – Psy.D. Psychology degree. All of our online programs are 100% online and brought to you with the most state-of-the-art technology available today. Our IT department is available to help you 24/7. Admissions counselors are available to answer your calls. Greetings About Us On Campus Programs Psy.D. Courses ... Bulletins Susan Flynn, Ph.D. Faculty "I've had a lot of teaching experiences, but the one at Ryokan is unique. Maybe because it's less about teaching and more about learning. There is a special kind of aliveness at Ryokan that touches me." Greetings!

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Saturday, September 17th, 2005 Advanced Search Society for Personality and Social Psychology Society of Experimental ... Web-Based Reference Tools Clinical Psychology Links by Subtopic Listed below are links related to a variety of clinical problems, therapy, mental health organizations, and more. The following table shows a detailed outline of topics. Table of Contents (click on a category of interest) Clinical Problems: Addiction General Resources Alcohol and Drug Addiction ... Specific Resources Mental Health Megasites Mental Help Net (possibly the largest online behavioral health guide) Internet Mental Health (a web encyclopedia of mental health information) Mental Health Infosource (comprehensive with a searchable database) Center for Mental Health Services (from SAMHSA) MentalHealthChannel (a web-based mental health community) Self-Improvement Online (covering a wide range of topics) Behavior Online (forum and resources for mental health professionals) Clinical Problems Addiction: General Resources: Web of Addictions Addiction Search (research-based addiction information) HabitSmart (information about addictive behavior) Alcohol and Drug Addiction: National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information Online Alcoholics Anonymous Resources SoberRecovery.com

69. Area Of Study Clinical Pastoral Counseling clinical pastoral counseling programs teach clergy or counselors to help people in emotional or Behavioral psychology counseling Techniques and Theory http://www.iseek.org/sv/22030.jsp?id=200202

70. Career Services, University Of Pennsylvania NOTES FROM PANEL OF clinical psychology, PSY. D. , counseling psychology and SOCIAL WORK Ph.Ds in clinical psychology, counseling psychology and Psy. http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices/gradprof/grad/gradpsych.html

Services Campus Visits Law Graduate Studies ... Standardized Test Information Clinical Psychology Resources for Students Considering Graduate and Professional School NOTES FROM PANEL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, PSY. D. , COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK GRADUATE STUDENTS On November 17th, a panel of nine graduate students from clinical psychology programs at Temple, Penn, Hahnemann; Schools of Social Work at Bryn Mawr and Penn; a Psy. D. program at Widener; and a Counseling Psychology program from the University of Nebraska, met with undergraduates. The panelists explained the differences between the various types of degrees available in the mental health field, and covered such topics as preparing for graduate school, the application process, acquiring internships, and the types of jobs that one can get upon completion of the programs. For undergraduates interested clinical psychology you should be thinking in terms of a five to six year commitment to graduate study, i.e. four years for coursework and dissertation requirements and a one year internship. Panelists strongly recommended Sayette, M., Mayne, T. and Norcross, J.

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73. La Sierra University: Psychology: Careers In Psychology In clinical or counseling psychology, the requirements for the doctoral degree clinical and counseling psychologists generally require a doctorate in http://www.lasierra.edu/psychology/careers/careersinpsychology.htm

Home Why La Sierra? Academics Admissions ... Future Students Careers in psychology About the department Faculty Calendar Course schedule ... Occupations for psychology majors What Psychologists Do The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a wonderful source of information for undergraduates that provides valuable information about occupational choices. The information in this section is taken verbatim from the psychology section the 1998-1999 edition of this publication. Nature of the Work Psychologists study the human mind and human behavior. Research psychologists investigate the physical, cognitive, emotional, or social aspects of human behavior. Psychologists in applied fields provide mental health care in hospitals, clinics, schools, or private settings. Like other social scientists, psychologists formulate hypotheses and collect data to test their validity. Research methods may vary depending on the topic under study. Psychologists sometimes gather information through controlled laboratory experiments, as well as through administering personality, performance, aptitude, and intelligence tests. Other methods include observation, interviews, questionnaires, clinical studies, and surveys. Some areas of specialization within clinical psychology include health psychology, neuropsychology, and geropsychology.

74. Psych Major FAQs - Penn State Psychology Department What s the difference between counseling psychology and clinical psychology? counseling psychology, as a field, also differs from clinical psychology in http://psych.la.psu.edu/undergrad/faqs.html

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76. Bethel College Psychology: Clinical And Counseling Studies clinical and counseling Studies. This program is designed for psychology majors interested in creating an interdisciplinary undergraduate foundation for http://www.bethelks.edu/natsci/newfiles/clinicalcounseling/clinicalcounseling.ht

Bethel College Department of Psychology Sciences at Bethel Home Clinical and Counseling Studies This program is designed for psychology majors interested in creating an interdisciplinary undergraduate foundation for future clinical and counseling work. Students would major in psychology and then supplement their major with the courses and experiences outlined in this program. Essentially, the program is comprised of a set of courses across disciplines tailored to provide essential information crucial to the development of appropriate clinical and counseling attitudes and skills. It also includes a College-based practical component consisting of one or more directed study-like experiences in peer-mediation, child-mentoring, peer-counseling, or Field Experience. Academic Preparation Interested students majoring in psychology would fulfill the specific requirements for the major in the department of Psychology. Additional coursework would include the following: Bible and Religion : Choose either Religion and human identity (101) or Christian social ethics (430). Participating Faculty: Duane Friesen Patricia Shelly Business and Economics : Organizational behavior (364); Social Work's Human behavior in the social environment (355) may be substituted.

77. Staff Of Counseling And Psychological Services Her special clinical interests include counseling college students and working with Ms. Elwood is a third year doctoral student in clinical psychology. http://health.uark.edu/CAPS/staff.shtml

Phone: 575-CAPS (2277) or 575-5276 Office Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday Location: Emergencies: 575-CAPS (24 hours a day, 365 days a year) CAPS is a department of the University Health Center within the Division of Student Affairs The Staff of CAPS CAPS Office Staff Dot Neal Head Secretary. "Historian for the CAPS Unit." Betsy Allen Secretary. Ms. Allen joined CAPS in June 1998. She is a native of New Orleans, LA, but has also resided in San Antonio, TX; Vicksburg, MS; Goose Bay, Labrador; Nimes, France; and Sterling, VA. She is married and has one child. Connie Miller Secretary. Ms. Miller joined CAPS in Fall 2002. CAPS Clinical Staff: Senior Clinicians. Jonathan Perry, Ph.D. Dr. Perry is a native Arkansan and a clinical psychologist who is licensed in both Arkansas and New York. Areas of clinical interest to Dr. Perry include depression, self-concept, spirituality and mental health, and adult development. Several research areas of interest to Dr. Perry are psychotherapy outcome, mental health program administration and the psychology of art, especially music and creativity. Pornthip Chalungsooth, Ed.D., LPC, ACADC

78. Counseling Vs. Clinical What is the difference between a clinical psychologist and a counseling psychologist? The specialties of counseling and clinical psychology evolved http://www.div17.org/Students/difference.htm

What is the difference between a clinical psychologist and a counseling psychologist? Many people are puzzled by the fact that some professional psychologists identify themselves as "counseling" psychologists, while others describe themselves as "clinical" psychologists. Counseling and clinical psychologists often perform similar work as researchers and/or practitioners and may work side by side in any number of settings, including academic institutions, hospitals, community mental health centers, independent practice, and college counseling centers, where they may have overlapping roles and functions. To add to the confusion, the term "clinical" psychology is sometimes used in a generic sense by legislators to refer to psychologists authorized to provide direct services in health care settings, regardless of their training. The roles of both groups of psychologists changed significantly in the aftermath of World War II. Returning veterans frequently suffered from poor mental health, and required assistance to enable them to reintegrate successfully into society. In order to meet this unprecedented demand for mental health services, the Veterans Administration hospital system employed large numbers of both clinical and vocational psychologists, and established training programs for them. Large numbers of clinical psychologists began to treat veterans' psychiatric problems, while the VA also contracted with colleges and universities to provide vocational and educational advisement services. Because work is an integral part of the fabric of life, vocational psychologists often found that the personal readjustment counseling they offered took into account other factors in clients' experiences.

79. GGSE CCSP PHD The three specializations of counseling, clinical, and school psychology historically The counseling/clinical/School psychology Program recognizes and http://www.education.ucsb.edu/ccsp/phd.html

Counseling/Clinical/School Psychology Program Ph.D. Program Description Fall 2006 Admission (Academic year 2005-2006) Fully Accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of the American Psychological Association 750 First Street NE, Washington DC 20002-4242 Phone: 202-336-5979 Revised: June 27, 2005 Admission Procedure Characteristics of the Program Commitment to Multiculturalism and Diversity Composition of the Student Body ... Required Coursework CCSP Program Faculty Michael T. Brown, Ph.D., Professor Specialty: Counseling Research Interests: Career development and correlates of vocational choice; the career development of ethnic/racial minorities; social cognitive and cultural factors underlying psychological processes and measurement; self-efficacy. J. Manuel Casas, Ph.D., Professor Specialty: Counseling Research Interests: Counselor and client variables which affect cross-cultural counseling; identification and evaluation of interventions for use with high-risk families and children; the impact of gender and other identity schemas on personality development and adaptation. Merith Cosden, Ph.D., Professor/Director of Training

80. Graduate Study In Psychology: Questions And Answers What is the difference between counseling and clinical psychology programs? In general, counseling psych programs are more oriented to training academic http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/5353/classes/faq.html

Graduate Study in Psychology Frequently Asked Questions I want to be a mental health counselor. What are my options? Masters in Social Work (MSW) Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) Masters in School Psychology Masters in Counseling Psychology Doctorate in Counseling Psychology Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD or PhD) Medical Doctorate in Psychiatry (requires pre-med classes) There are alot of unique Master's degrees available. I've heard of degrees like a Masters in Applied Behavior Analysis, a Masters in Learning Disabilities Counseling, etc. What is the difference between counseling and clinical psychology programs? In general, counseling psych programs are more oriented to training academic counselors for college/university counseling centers. What's unique about counseling programs is that you'll get training both in psychotherapy and academic/career counseling. Clincial psychology is much more focused on training you to become a psychotherapist. The clinical PhD degree is generally very focused on research, although clinical PhD students are still trained to be licensed psychotherapists. The clinical PsyD degree, on the other hand, is focused almost exclusively on psychotherapy training, so there's little research involved. Counseling PhD programs may or may not be research orientedit really depends on the program you attend and what you make of it. In general, clinical psych programs are significantly more competitive, but counseling programs can also be quite selective.

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