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Hi all, I have a question about Widener's PsyD program. It looks like a pretty solid program, and I am considering applying in the winter. However, my heart sank when I read this on their website:
"While the primary theoretical orientation of the program is psychodynamic, students are also exposed to a number of other orientations, including cognitive/behavioral, social constructionist, interpersonal, and family systems."
My orientation is CBT, and I'd say I am more interested in the behavioral aspects. Would this program be wrong for me? It does say that cbt is represented, and further down on the page it states that a "curricular cluster" is possible in CBT. But what exactly is a curricular cluster? Is this like a concentration?
Any advice would be apreciated!
"While the primary theoretical orientation of the program is psychodynamic, students are also exposed to a number of other orientations, including cognitive/behavioral, social constructionist, interpersonal, and family systems."
My orientation is CBT, and I'd say I am more interested in the behavioral aspects. Would this program be wrong for me? It does say that cbt is represented, and further down on the page it states that a "curricular cluster" is possible in CBT. But what exactly is a curricular cluster? Is this like a concentration?
Any advice would be apreciated!