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COU665

Advanced Psychopathology and Assessment Techniques

Course DirectorySNHU COU665 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 8 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Graduate · 3 credits

Explore the field of advanced psychopathology, which includes topics in the historical perspectives, research methodology, and how culture influences definitions of normalcy and psychopathology. Understand advanced clinical issues and current research related to altered development and maladaptive behaviors. Conceptualize cases from a variety of therapeutic perspectives and be able to compare and contrast different theoretical perspectives on each disorder. Develop the ability to support theoretical perspectives through empirical research.

Prerequisite Tree

  • COU650 — Diagnosis of Emotional and Mental Disorders
    • COU610 — Assessment and Evaluation in Counseling
      • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
        • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
        • COU510 — Human Development
      • COU600 — Research Methods and Program Evaluation
        • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
          • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
          • COU510 — Human Development
  • MHC610 — Treatment Planning in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
    • COU680 — Prevention and Intervention of Crisis and Trauma
      • COU650 — Diagnosis of Emotional and Mental Disorders
        • COU610 — Assessment and Evaluation in Counseling
          • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
            • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
            • COU510 — Human Development
          • COU600 — Research Methods and Program Evaluation
            • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
              • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
              • COU510 — Human Development

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