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5400 - Clinical Assessment I
5410 - Clinical Assessment II
5425 - Diagnostic Interviewing
The two semester assessment sequence provides coursework and practical
experience in intellectual, academic achievement, personality
assessment, and structured diagnostic interviewing. A grounding is
provided in the standardization, administration, scoring,
interpretation, and communication of the results of psychological
evaluation both in writing and in consultation with referral sources.
Under close supervision, students learn to integrate information, write
comprehensive psychological reports, and provide feedback to clients.
Direct observation and videotape review facilitates the acquisition of
basic assessment skills. Volunteers, Psychology Clinic clients, and
community referrals serve as the basis for clinical experiences.
Psychology Clinic
307 Biological Sciences
5330 - Intro to Clinical Practicum
5340 - Intro to Clinical Supervision
5450 - Departmental Clinical Practica
The Psychology Clinic
provides services to UW and the Laramie community. Facilities include a
reception area, individual and group therapy rooms. Capabilities exist
for direct observation and video taping.
Clinical training begins during the first year with an introduction to
the clinic and diagnostic interviewing. In the second year, students
provide psychotherapy to clients. They receive individual supervision
with clinical faculty. They also attend a weekly 2-hour case
presentation with the other clinical students and faculty supervisors.
Group supervision provides exposure to different approaches to case
formulation and treatment. The third year practicum includes a focus on
implementing empirically supported treatments and therapy with a
broader range of clients.
