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Category > Psychology Posted 02 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

What is the difference between licensed counseling and the field of psychology?

Can you make me a  references page, as well as cite that information you gave for the question you answered for me.   Find a University that offers a degree in the field of counseling. What is the difference between licensed counseling and the field of psychology? and put in APA FORMAT


Running head: DISCUSSION QUESTION 9 1 Discussion Questions 9 Point University West Point, Georgia B.A and B.S. in Counseling and Human Services Point University is a mid-sized university offering both a B.S. and B.A. in Counseling and Human Services. Students can expect to graduate fully prepared to continue their education in graduate school. All students complete a minor in Biblical Studies to give them a solid, Christian foundation in their career. Faculty are hands on and most have served in church related positions. Students can elect to complete a 100 hour supervised internship program to complete their experience. Point University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges. Admission Rate: 54% First-to-Second Year Retention Rate: 48% Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,439 Average Net Price: $17,078 Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 11:1 Number of Counseling degrees conferred 2012/2013: 108 A counseling psychologist has a stronger focus on healthy individuals, who have fewer pathological mental problems. A clinical psychologist has a stronger focus on those with a psychosis or other serious mental illness. This goes back to them taking over some degree of the work previously reserved for psychiatrists. Both partake in research and supervision activities.
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DISCUSSION QUESTION 92 However, a counseling psychologist will be involved mainly with vocational and career assessment, whereas a clinical psychologist will look at projective assessment training. Because health care is becoming increasingly holistic, we tend to see clinical and counseling psychologists working in the same settings as well. However, there are some notable differences. A counseling psychologist is more often employed within a university, delivering counseling services. A clinical psychologist, on the other hand, more often works in hospitals. This once again highlights the difference in orientation between the two disciplines. In recent research, it was found that both disciplines have a great deal of overlap when it comes to the orientation of the theories they study. However, some differences were also highlighted. Within clinical psychology, students focus mostly on psychoanalytic persuasions and behavioral issues, whereas the counseling psychologist will favor humanistic and client- centered traditions. In terms of the theoretical orientation, clinical students preferred psychodynamic research, whereas the counseling students veer towards cognitive behavior.
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