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PSYC 4444 is a capstone course to apply and expand concepts learned in mental health coursework. Students will experience exposure to and practice utilizing mental health skills such as interviewing, screening, assessment, service coordination, family-centered care, report-writing, group intervention, basic observation and data collection, mental health documentation, and other skills needed in applied mental health settings within a multicultural perspective.

Prerequisite(s): PSYC 3130 and ONE of the following classes: PSYC 4440, PSYC 4470, PSYC 4510, PSYC 4570, PSYC 4590. PSYC 3140 or PSYC 3150 recommended but not required. Open to Juniors and Seniors. Not open to non-degree graduate students.