FBS 158 - Foundations and Methods of Clinical Forensic Practice

Prerequisite: CRIM 2
This course introduces students to how mental health practitioners interact with, assess, and treat persons within forensic settings, including practical aspects of basic service delivery and the essential principles under which practitioners operate (sample catalog description). This course provides a practical foundation to students seeking further education or experience toward a career in forensic mental health service. For students anticipating a different role, this ensures an enhanced understanding of mental health services as a significant and extensive aspect of forensic and criminal justice.

Units: 3

Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring