The PhD program in Clinical Psychology

Learn more about the PhD in Clinical Psychology and what it can do for your career...

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War veterans plagued with nightmares of roadside bombs, individuals who lost their jobs and savings because of a faltering economy, those who are simply stressed by a world who's pace quickens with every year, and those with mental health issues materializing from any other cause should all be seeking the expertise of clinical psychologists.

PhD programs in Clinical Psychology are preparing students with the knowledge, skills and licensure requirements to begin helping people bridge the gap between "barely-hanging-on" and enjoying the human experience whether through research or applied practice.

What you will learn...

Specifically, a PhD program in Clinical Psychology will provide you with knowledge in the following areas:

PhD in Clinical Psychology Concepts

  • Psychological assessment & testing
  • Psychotherapy
  • Research methodology
  • Program development (preventive & treatment)
  • Human development (childhood through adulthood)
  • Neuropsychological disorders
  • Psychotherapy
  • Psychology of personality
  • Social psychology
  • Research design & methodology
  • Intervention techniques
  • Statistics
  • Multicultural counseling

PhD in Clinical Psychology Programs

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Salary Benefits...

A survey conducted by Bureau of Labor and Statistics in May of 2008 found that across the country Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists averaged a salary of $70,190.

However, the top ten percent earned $106,840. Clinical Psychologists who are motivated to start their own practice will often earn salaries on the greater end of this spectrum.

Resources:
Bureau of Labor and Statistics