Health Psychology Concentration
Overview:
The Health Psychology concentration within the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD), Clinical Specialization degree program at University of the Rockies is designed to prepare you, as a psychologist, to function more effectively in health care settings and to develop a much deeper understanding of the interrelationships between physical and emotional health.
Concentration Requirements (9 credits):
Required Courses
- PSY 8820 Theories of Health Psychology (3 credits)
Choose two courses (6 credits) from the following:
- PSY 8821 Major Illnesses: Health Psychology's Role (3 credits)
- PSY 8822 Treatment Approaches in Health Psychology (3 credits)
- PSY 8823 Medical Ethics in Health Psychology (3 credits)
(Courses in biological bases of behavior and psychopharmacology are a part of the PsyD degree core.)
For more information on the Health Psychology concentration at University of the Rockies, call 866-442-0808 or email admissions@rockies.edu.
