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Program in Psychotherapy
The Program in Psychotherapy (PIP) is a training initiative in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at UMMC designed to enhance and modernize psychotherapy training for psychiatry residents.
What happens in the classroom?
- PGY I Fall: Interview Skills, introduction to psychotherapy, client-centered counseling, and motivational interviewing
- PGY II Fall: Learning theory, cognitive behavior therapy, psychodynamic theories, brief dynamic and interpersonal psychotherapy
- PGY I & II Spring: Group & family therapy
What happens in the clinical setting?
- Interview skills
PGY I & II - Observed skills practice with inpatients
- Supportive Psychotherapy
PGY I & II – Expert consultation available for application of skills with inpatients
PGY II - 6-month practicum in Student Counseling & Wellness
- Cognitive Behavioral
PGY III – Residents choose intensive full-year or introductory half-year CBT experience in the outpatient clinic
PGY IV – Optional ongoing psychodynamic experience
- Psychodynamic
PGY III – Residents choose intensive full-year or introductory half-year psychodynamic experience in the outpatient clinic
PGY IV – Optional ongoing psychodynamic experience
- Group Therapy
PGY III & IV – Optional group co-leadership opportunity