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MHC695

Advanced Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling II

Course DirectorySNHU MHC695 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 15 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Graduate · 3 credits

Integrate skills and knowledge by working with actual clients under the supervision of a licensed clinician. Meet weekly in a required synchronous group session in a seminar-style course led by a faculty supervisor. A minimum variable number of hours based on state and program requirements at an approved counseling site is required. Demonstrate success in field experience through a satisfactory/unsatisfactory grade evaluation.

Prerequisite Tree

  • MHC690 — Advanced Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
    • MHC680 — Clinical Mental Health Counseling Internship
      • MHC670 — Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum
        • COU690 — Advanced Individual and Group Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency II
          • COU640 — Substance Use Disorders and Process Addictions
            • COU530 — Theories of Counseling
              • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                • COU510 — Human Development
            • 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
          • 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
          • COU660 — Group Counseling
            • COU530 — Theories of Counseling
              • COU540 — Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                • COU500 — The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                • COU510 — Human Development
            • 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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