Chats with Faculty
Join us for these weekly chats with the faculty of GSPP's Counseling Psychology Department in Campbell. There will be a brief presentation at each of these followed by discussion, as well as an opportunity to learn more about the MA Counseling Psychology program.
These chats are held on Wednesdays at the Campbell campus, 1 West Campbell Ave., Bldg. A. NOTE: Times vary for the chats.
No RSVP required - just drop by and chat!
Emotional Intelligence: Implication for Therapist-in-Training - Eddie Chiu, PhD Wednesday, August 26, 5:00 pm
Emotional Intelligence has been considered an essential quality of an effective therapist, but what is Emotional Intelligence? Its implications for Therapists-in-Training will be described and discussed.
The Self of the Family Therapist - Theresa Wildt, MA Wednesday, August 5, noon
Wednesday, September 2, noon
It is believed by many in the field of psychotherapy that the most critical element of a successful therapeutic process is the relationship of the client and the therapist. This belief has led trainers and writers in the field to question the aspects of the therapist's personality that enhance as well as obstruct the therapy process. In this discussion, we will examine some of the ideas of prominent family therapist on the Self of the Therapist.
Emotional Intelligence: Implication for Therapist-in-Training - Eddie Chiu, PhD Wednesday, August 26, 5:00 pm
Emotional Intelligence has been considered an essential quality of an effective therapist, but what is Emotional Intelligence? Its implications for Therapists-in-Training will be described and discussed.
The Self of the Family Therapist - Theresa Wildt, MA Wednesday, August 5, noon
Wednesday, September 2, noon
It is believed by many in the field of psychotherapy that the most critical element of a successful therapeutic process is the relationship of the client and the therapist. This belief has led trainers and writers in the field to question the aspects of the therapist's personality that enhance as well as obstruct the therapy process. In this discussion, we will examine some of the ideas of prominent family therapist on the Self of the Therapist.