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MHC690Advanced Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU MHC690 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 14 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 1 other course.

Graduate · 3 credits

Integrate skills and knowledge by working with actual clients under the supervision of a licensed clinician. Meet weekly in a required synchronous group session in a seminar-style course led by a faculty supervisor. A minimum of 600 hours of total internship time split between Internship and Advanced Internship at an approved counseling site is required. Demonstrate mastery of program outcomes and success in field experience through a satisfactory/unsatisfactory grade evaluation.

Prerequisite Tree

  • MHC680Clinical Mental Health Counseling Internship
    • MHC670Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum
      • MHC610Treatment Planning in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
        • COU680Prevention and Intervention of Crisis and Trauma
          • COU650Diagnosis of Emotional and Mental Disorders
            • COU610Assessment and Evaluation in Counseling
              • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                • COU510Human Development
              • COU600Research Methods and Program Evaluation
                • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                  • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                  • COU510Human Development
      • COU690Advanced Individual and Group Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency II
        • COU660Group Counseling
          • COU530Theories of Counseling
            • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
              • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
              • COU510Human Development
          • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
            • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
            • COU510Human Development
        • COU650Diagnosis of Emotional and Mental Disorders
          • COU610Assessment and Evaluation in Counseling
            • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
              • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
              • COU510Human Development
            • COU600Research Methods and Program Evaluation
              • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                • COU510Human Development
        • COU640Substance Use Disorders and Process Addictions
          • COU610Assessment and Evaluation in Counseling
            • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
              • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
              • COU510Human Development
            • COU600Research Methods and Program Evaluation
              • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
                • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
                • COU510Human Development
          • COU530Theories of Counseling
            • COU540Helping Skills and Techniques: Residency I
              • COU500The Counseling Profession: Orientation, Identity, and Ethics
              • COU510Human Development

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