PSC-5706: Practicum - Somatic Psychotherapy Consultation the Art and Science of Sensory Awareness Within the Environment

This practicum course focuses upon group and dyadic work with specific current cases through presentations, discussions and explorations relating to the application of the theories and techniques learned in the program. Key aspects of somatic psychotherapy are integrated in consideration of assessment, treatment plans, differential diagnosis, course of treatment, choice of modalities, working with multiple diagnoses, cultural sensitivity, transference and countertransference, clinical intuition and the art of psychotherapy based on science and technique. Blending psychology and environmental studies, while building on the centrality of body awareness in all contexts, the field study experience invites students to heighten sensory awareness in application to vignettes and case examples inclusive or place, space and connectedness to the environment and all sentient beings. meditation, breath-work, and mindfulness practices within the context of group exploration of geography, topography, wildlife, and culture will deepen attunement to self and other as integrate with foundational knowledge and skills for somatically grounded therapeutic practice.
Min. Credits: 3.0
Credit Basis: Quarter credit
Location(s): Antioch Univ Santa Barbara
Method(s): Field Study
Faculty Consent Required: N
Program Approval Required: N
Course Type Psychology, Counseling and Therapy

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PSC-5706: Practicum - Somatic Psychotherapy Consultation the Art and Science of Sensory Awareness Within the Environment