Clinical Psychology, Psychological Counselling and Psychotherapy

Master Program in Clinical psychology, psychological counseling, and psychotherapy aims to train professionals in 1) clinical psychology, 2) psychological counseling, and 3) psychotherapy. The program is designed for psychologists who plan to work in the clinical field (e.g., hospitals, clinics and child protection services, organizations focused on providing mental health services or private practice). The program is focused on (1) health promotion, and (2) diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders (and disorders involving psychological factors in their etiopathogenesis) for children, adults and the elderly.  The Program is accredited by the ARACIS (our national agency for academic programs). Graduation of the program ensures optional access to the following professional levels: (1) practicing psychologist in clinical psychology; (2) practicing psychologist in cognitive-behavioral psychological counseling; (3) principal psychologist in cognitive-behavioral psychotherapies.