Alliant International University–San Francisco
California School of Professional Psychology
About the Program
Last Updated:
September 22, 2011 Our program subscribes to the belief that effective professional psychologists must be aware of and responsive to the broader social context in which they function. Thus, students must attain proficiency in providing services to individuals of diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. To achieve this goal, we infuse diversity throughout our entire curriculum, offer courses focusing on diverse populations, and provide clinical training experiences that offer exposure to a range of populations.
Program Overview
Program Administrator:
Drs. Dalia Ducker (Ph.D.) & Daniel Taube (Psy.D.)
Department Emphasis:
| Area | Percentage | |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Psychology | 40% | |
| Family, Child, & Couple Therapy | 35% | |
| Psycholgy Foundations | 15% | |
| Family, Child, & Adult Assessment | 10% |
Campus Enrollment:
350
Programs Options:
Doctoral Address & Contact Information
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1 Beach Street
Suite 100
San Francisco, CA 94133-1221United States
37° 48' 27.8892" N, 122° 24' 34.4592" W
Graduate Program
Director:
Dr. Scott R. Woolley
Courses Offered:
- Group Therapy
- CFT Theories and Techniques I & II
- CFT Law and Ethics
- Introduction to Psychopathology
- CFT Theories
- CFT Techniques
- Parent-Child Therapy
- MFT Techniques Lab
- Diversity and the Family
- Individual and Family Life Cycle
- Psychopharmacology
- Trauma & Crisis Intervention
- CFT Research Methods
- Community Mental Health
- Couples Therapy
- Sex Therapy
- CFT Assessment
- Chemical Dependency and the Family
- CFT Practicum
Doctoral Level
Program Options:
- Clinical Psychology
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The program as a whole is designed to address all five levels of the biopsychosocial model of human functioning: biological, psychological, familial, community, and sociocultural. With regard to theoretical orientations to treatment, we encourage students to develop a personal integration of contemporary psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, family systems, and multicultural approaches. Because of the extensive clinical course offerings at CSPP-San Francisco, students can develop in-depth expertise in one or more of these orientations by selecting sections of required courses, elective courses, field placements (practica), and supervisors that emphasize a specific theoretical orientation in therapy.