PSY 312 Interventions With Children & Families (Ages 0-6)

3 credit hours

An intense study of interventions, research and therapeutic techniques with children, 0-6, and with parents and families, to prepare students for work in community and human services with this population. Issues relating to young children such as prenatal care, parenting and attachment, abuse, foster care, failure to thrive infants, autism, delayed development of early skills, behavioral problems in the preschool child, etc., will be examined.

Prerequisite:

PSY 111 Introduction To Psychology

Course is Offered: At one or more Siena Heights degree completion centers, but may not be available on the Adrian campus