Washington, D.C. Campus is one of the campuses operated by The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Our records show the address as Washington, DC, United States.
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The Washington, D.C. Campus focuses on policy-influenced psychology, international affairs, and public sector mental health, leveraging its proximity to federal institutions for unique training opportunities.
- PsyD in Clinical Psychology: Integrates policy analysis, global mental health, and trauma therapy, with internships at federal agencies and NGOs.
- MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Emphasizes crisis intervention, veteran care, and advocacy, including placements in Capitol Hill counseling services.
- MA in Forensic Psychology: Covers legal psychology, national security assessments, and ethics in government consulting, with ties to DOJ and courts.
- MA in Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Focuses on public administration, leadership in nonprofits, and organizational change in policy environments.
- MA in Counseling Psychology: Addresses international counseling, refugee mental health, and cross-cultural competence for diplomatic communities.
- Doctor of Education (EdD) in Educational Leadership: Prepares leaders for policy-driven education reform, equity in federal schools, and global education initiatives.
- MA in Applied Behavior Analysis: Trains in behavioral interventions for public health campaigns and special education in D.C. schools.
Programs incorporate Capitol experiences, such as guest lectures from policymakers and fieldwork with international organizations like the World Bank. The curriculum stresses ethical practice in high-stakes settings, social justice in policy, and research on topics like terrorism's psychological impact and healthcare disparities. Students engage in over 1,200 supervised hours, often in VA facilities, embassies, or advocacy groups. Electives include health psychology for public policy, neuropsychology in forensics, and psychology of diplomacy. Faculty, former government psychologists, mentor capstones on legislative mental health reforms. This detailed 300-word overview illustrates the campus's emphasis on blending clinical skills with policy expertise, equipping graduates for roles in federal agencies, international NGOs, consulting firms, and advocacy organizations serving D.C.'s diverse diplomatic and political landscape.
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