MFT 635 - Psychopharmacology

2 credit(s)

This course provides an overview of clinical psychopharmacology for the graduate student in clinical training. It focuses on the use of psychiatric medications for Specific mental health disorders, diagnostic issues, and treatment plans, as well as addressing cultural differentials in assessment. The course explores biological etiologies and addresses the extent and impact of side effects in the life of the client. It prepares the MFT Trainee to act as professional support to the psychiatrist/client dyad. Prerequisite(s): MFT 507, MFT 508, MFT 522, MFT 525, MFT 533, MFT 571 or MFT 573,

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