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Clinical methods training is the practical skills training in the management and treatment of behavior and mental disorders. This includes the training not only of clinical psychologists but also of parents, volunteers, clergy as well as other professionals in a multidisciplianary team

• Learning style

• The use of lectures in clinical training

• The use of role-play in clinical training

• The use of seminars in clinical training

• The use of guided reading in clinical training

• The use of computers in clinical training

• The use of the internet in clinical training

• Supervision of clinical work

See alsoEdit

• Clinical psychology graduate training
• Clinical psychology internship
• Community mental health training
• Psychiatric training
• Psychoanalytic training
• Psychotherapy training
• Counselor education
• Microcounseling
• Personal therapy
• Practicum supervision
• Theoretical supervision

References & BibliographyEdit

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BooksEdit

• Ware, M. & Johnson, D. {1996) (eds), Handbook of Demonstrations and Activities in the Teaching of Psychology (volume 3). New York: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates

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