Standard Schedule for the Clinical Neuropsychology Minor

Clinical Neuropsychology Minor Requirements  Psychopharmacology (PSA 6071), which requires the pre-requisite Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930)  Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014), which requires the pre-requisite Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930)  Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I and II (PSH 6011, 6012), which requires the co-requisite Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014)  A year-long Clinical Neuropsychology Externship

Standard Schedule  Spring Year 2: Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930)  Spring Year 3: Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014)  Fall Year 4: Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I (PSH 6011)  Spring Year 4: Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology II (PSH 6012)  Spring Year 4: Psychopharmacology (PSA 6071)  Year 4: a year-long Clinical Neuropsychology Externship approved by Dr. Holtzer  NOTE: Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014) can be taken concurrently with Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I & II or prior to Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I & II.

Accelerated Schedule for the Clinical Neuropsychology Minor

Clinical Neuropsychology Minor Requirements  Psychopharmacology (PSA 6071), which requires the pre-requisite Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930)  Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014), which requires the pre-requisite Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930)  Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I and II (PSH 6011, 6012), which requires the co-requisite Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect (PSH 6014)  A year-long Clinical Neuropsychology Externship

Schedule Adjustments Several exceptions can be made for students trying to complete their neuropsychology minor before internship applications are due and interviews begin (i.e., completed within the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year of the program). Students interested in making changes to their course schedules must meet with their academic advisor and the program director for approval.

 There are several cases that permit students to adopt an accelerated Clinical Neuropsychology Minor schedule o Students committed to two years of the CBT track may elect to delay Category A electives that are taken in the 1st and 2nd years (Self Psychology or Interpersonal and Relational Psychotherapy) to their 3rd or 4th year. o Students committed to two years of the Psychodynamic track may elect to delay Category B electives that are taken in the 1st and 2nd year (Cognitive Therapy or Behavior Therapy) to their 3rd or 4th year. o Students who are taking fewer credits in their 1st or 2nd year due to transferred credits from a master’s level program, are also able to adopt an accelerated schedule.

 The following are possibilities for schedules that would accommodate an accelerated Clinical Neuropsychology Minor. Please refer to the Curriculum Planner below for reference. 1. Students may take Physiological Psychology in the Spring of their 1st or 2nd year (if their schedule allows the extra credits), and receive an exception to take Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect in the Spring of their 2nd year. This would allow students to take Psychopharmacology and Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I and II in their 3rd year. 2. Students may take Physiological Psychology in the Fall of their 2nd year (as opposed to the Spring), by enrolling in the course offered by the Health Psychology PhD program (PSH 6938). This will allow students to take Science of Cognitive and affective Function in the Spring of 2nd year, and the full-year Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology along with Psychopharmacology in their 3rd year.

*All offerings of Clinical Neuropsychology Minor requirements are highlighted in yellow Fall – Year 1 Spring – Year 1 1. Professional Seminar (PSC 6551A) – 0.75 credits Tues 9-10 1. Colloquia – 0 credits Thurs 12-2 2. Cognitive Assessment w/ Practicum (PSC 6441) – 3 credits Wed 2- 2. Professional Seminar (PSC 6551B) – 0.75 credits Tues 9-10 4 (lab 6-8) 3. Lifespan Psychopathology II (PSC 6814)– 3 credits Tues 2- 3. Evidence Based Psychodynamic Therapies (PSC 6486)– 3 credits 4 Thurs 10-12 4. Personality Assessment w/ Practicum (PSC 6442)– 3 credits 4. Lifespan Psychopathology I (PSC 6813)– 3 credits Tues 2-4 Thurs 8-10 (lab W6-8) 5. Multicultural and Diversity Issues (PSA 6181)– 3 credits Tues 4-6 5. Concepts in Psychotherapy (PSC 6191) – 3 credits Wed 12- 6. ½ Clinical Interviewing w/ Practicum Lab (PSC 6435)– 3 credits 2 Thurs 2-4 (lab 4-6) 6. Issues in Professional Practice (PSA 6371)– 3 credits Wed & Basic Psychotherapy Skills Practicum (PSC 6436L) – 0 credits 2-4 Wed 10-12 7. ½ Basic Psychotherapy Skills Practicum (PSC 6436L) – 0 ½ Cognitive Therapy (PSC 6497)– 3 credits Tues 10-12 credits Tues 10-12 & Clinical Interviewing w/ Practicum Lab (PSC 6435) – 3 credits Thurs 2-4 (lab 4-6) ½ Behavior Therapy (PSC 6478)– 3 credits Wed 8-10

Fall – Year 2 Spring – Year 2 1. Externship IA (PSC 6944) – 0 credits Mon & Fri 16-18 hrs 1. Externship IB (PSC 6945) – 0 credits Mon & Fri 16-18 hrs 2. Professional Seminar (PSC 6552A)– 0.75 credits Tues 9-10 2. Professional Seminar (PSC 6552B)– 0.75 credits Tues 9-10 3. Clinical Assessment with Practicum I (PSC 6446)– 3 credits Wed 3. Clinical Assessment w/ Practicum II (PSC 6447)– 3 credits 12-2 (lab var.) Wed 12-2 (lab var.) 4. Research Seminar I– 3 credits (var. days & times) 4. Research Seminar II – 3 credits (var. days & times) 5. Statistics (PSA 6280)– 3 credits Wed 2-4 5. Physiological Psychology (PSA 6930) – 3 credits –Wed 2-4 6. ½ Cognitive Therapy (PSC 6497)– 3 credits Tues 10-12 6. ½ Behavior Therapy (PSC 6478)– 3 credits –Wed 8-10 ½ Self Psychology (PSC 6491) – 3 credits Thurs 4-6  ½ Interpersonal and Relational Psychotherapy (PSC 6498) – 3 credits Thurs 10-12  Physiological Health Psychology (PSH 6938) – 3 credits Tues 4-6 *Health Program Course  Psychopharmacology (PSA 6071) – 3 credits Wed 6-8

Fall – Year 3 Spring – Year 3 1. Externship IIA (PSC 6946) – 0 credits Mon & Fri 16-18 hrs 1. Externship IIB (PSC 6947) – 0 credits Mon & Fri 16-18 hrs 2. Professional Seminar (PSC 6553A) – 0.75 credits Thurs 9-10 2. Professional Seminar (PSC 6553B)– 0.75 credits Thurs 9-10 3. Individual Psychotherapy Practicum – 1.5 credits (var. days & 3. Individual Psychotherapy Practicum – 1.5 credits (var. days times) & times)  Psychodynamic (PSC 6492) CBT (PSC 6502)  Psychodynamic (PSC 6493) CBT (PSC 6503) 4. Research Methods and Design (PSC 6287) – 3 credits Wed 2-4 4. Research Project I (PSC 6915)– 3 credits (on own) 5. Choice – 3 credits 5. Integrating Clinical Practice and Research (PSC 6288) – 3 6. Choice – 3 credits credits Wed 2-4 7. Choice – 3 credits 6. Choice – 3 credits  Positive Psychology (PSC 6511) – 3 credits Wed 2-4 7. Choice – 3 credits  Psychological Assessment and Treatment of Older Adults (PSC  Data Analysis (PSC 6537) – 3 credits Wed 2-4 6448) – 3 credits Tues 12-2  Concepts in Couples and Family Therapy II (PSC 6464) –  Life-Span Development (PSA 6515) – 3 credits Wed 4-6 (two 3 credits Wed 12-2 sections)  Introduction to Qualitative Research (PSA 6289) – 3  Cognitive-Behavior Therapy for Anxiety and Depressive credits Tues 4-6 Disorders I (PSC 6470) – 3 credits Thurs 10-12  Cognitive & Affective Bases of Behavior (PSA 6472) – 3  Social Psychology (PSA 6405) – 3 credits online credits Wed 4-6  Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology I (PSH 6011) – 3 credits  Psychopharmacology (PSA 6071) – 3 credits Wed 6-8 Thurs 4-6  Cognitive-Behavior Therapy for Anxiety and Depressive  History & Systems of Psychology (PSA 6601) – 3 credits online Disorders II (PSC 6471) – 3 credits Thurs 10-12  Self Psychology (PSC 6491) – 3 credits Thurs 4-6  Neuroscience of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Affect  Object Relations Theory and Therapy (PSC 6175) – 3 credits Wed (PSH 6014) – 3 credits Tues 12-2 12-2  Social Psychology (PSA 6405) – 3 credits online  Concepts in Couples and Family Therapy I (PSC 6463) – 3 credits Wed 12-2  Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology II (PSH 6012) – 3 credits Thurs 4-6  Working with Asylum Seekers (PSC 6544) – 3 credits Tues: 12-2 (must meet with Dr. Auerbach to register)  Interpersonal and Relational Psychotherapy (PSC 6498) – 3 credits Thurs 10-12  Working with Asylum Seekers (PSC 6544) – 3 credits Wed 10-12 (must meet with Dr. Auerbach to register)  Assessment and Treatment of Substance Use Disorder (PSC 6486) – 3 credits Tues 12-2p  Dreams in Psychotherapy (PSC 6298) – 3 credits Wed 12-2p