Humanistic Clinical Psychology at Saybrook
Focusing on the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to enter professional clinical practice, Saybrook’s Humanistic Clinical Psychology programs prepare you to conduct ethical and effective psychotherapy, consultation, research, education, and training based on the latest research rooted in multicultural and humanistic-existential psychology.
Core Areas of Focus Include:
- Psychological theories and scientific knowledge, including affective, biological, cognitive, developmental, and social bases of behavior
- The practice of assessment, diagnosis, intervention, supervision, and consultation with accountability for diversity, equity, and social justice
- Facilitating transformative change through evidence-based, practice-based, community-defined practices, empathy, congruence, humility, and authenticity
You can emerge from Saybrook University’s Humanistic Clinical Psychology programs with the capacity to build therapeutic relationships rich with transformative change, contribute to psychological research, and promote health and wholeness in your chosen clinical field, based on your interests and career aspirations.
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Humanistic Clinical Psychology Programs
Our humanistic clinical psychology programs blend innovative approaches with traditional frameworks, combining experiential learning and theory to prepare you for leadership in professional psychology.
Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Train in ethical, multicultural, and humanistic approaches to effective psychotherapy for professional practice.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Advanced Psychological Assessment Specialization: Gain expertise in child and adult psychological assessments, including cognitive and personality measures.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Applied Psychophysiology Specialization: Help clients achieve optimal performance using biofeedback, relaxation training, and applied psychophysiology techniques.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Complex Trauma and the Healing Process Specialization: Examine trauma’s impact on the mind, body, and spirit while exploring traditional and holistic healing methods.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Consciousness, Spirituality, and Integrative Health Specialization: Incorporate spirituality, integrative health, and consciousness studies into clinical practice for holistic impact.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Creativity, Innovation, and Leadership Specialization: Apply creative problem-solving strategies to clinical practice, focusing on innovation and effective leadership.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Existential and Humanistic Psychology Specialization: Explore clinical applications of existential and humanistic theories in individual and group therapy settings.
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology: Jungian Studies Specialization: Delve into Jung’s work on the psyche, collective unconscious, archetypes, and its relevance in modern practice.
Saybrook Learning Model
Online learning fueled by community and connection defines the Saybrook experience. As pioneers of the virtual classroom, we understand there is no substitute for the joy, belonging, and exploration that occurs when we collaborate as a community. The University Learning Experiences were designed to foster this collaboration and connection regularly.
- Residential Learning Experiences (RLE)
At these in-person intensives, clinical program students put theory into practice, hone clinical skills, gain professional guidance from experienced faculty, and acquire the residential hours required for clinical licensure. - Virtual Learning Experience (VLE)
Explore, collaborate, and deepen your engagement with your learning community. These online, synchronous events foster rich interactions beyond the classroom with your classmates and faculty. - Community Learning Experience (CLE)
Form meaningful connections, explore new ideas and perspectives, and immerse yourself in a transformative experience during this in-person, five-day event with the entire Saybrook University community.
