UIC Clinical Orientation

[LKL16]

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Hello all,

I was just wondering if anyone could tell me more about UIC's clinical orientation (for example, more cognitive, psychoanalytical, or x,...?). Also, where do ppl find out this kind of information? Doesn't seems to say on schools' main sites.....

Same question for CUNY, Concordia (Canada), McGill (Canada), York (Canada), Fordham, Columbia (teacher's college).

Thanks in advance for any input!

N.B. UIC = University of Illinois @ Chicago

 

[edieb]

UIC is cognitive and cognitive-behavioral.

 

[psychgirl77]

York's training clinic is primarily emotion-focused in orientation. They have one of the top professors in that orientation (Leslie Greenberg).

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

It would be helpful if you spelled out the university, as some people may not recognize UIC.

 

[ClinicalTrainee]

Hello all,

I was just wondering if anyone could tell me more about UIC's clinical orientation (for example, more cognitive, psychoanalytical, or x,...?). Also, where do ppl find out this kind of information? Doesn't seems to say on schools' main sites.....

Same question for CUNY, Concordia (Canada), McGill (Canada), York (Canada), Fordham, Columbia (teacher's college).

Thanks in advance for any input!

N.B. UIC = University of Illinois @ Chicago

You might want to check some of those sites to see if there is information about the training clinic. For example, UIC has this, which clearly states they are CBT:

http://www.psch.uic.edu/clinicalcenters.asp?sm=clinical_centers