Telepsychology (TPSYC-101) Curriculum

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About TPSYC-101


The Introduction to Telepsychology (TPSYC-101) Curriculum is a training program for novice clinicians engaged in tele-therapy and tele-assessment by providing web-based continuing and professional education. The TPSYC-101 content focuses on evidence-based practices for conducting telepsychology and addressing contemporary issues related to telepsychology practice.

Objectives

The TPSYC-101 Curriculum is designed to:

  • Enhance the clinical skills of novice doctoral trainees in telepsychology
  • Provide a systematic and uniform way of introducing clinical scenarios to all training students, regardless of the presenting problems of clients on their caseloads
  • Utilize the content to contribute to research and literature on the efficacy of novice therapist’s engagement in telepsychology as an introduction to therapy skill-building

Collaborators & Contact Information

Krystal Simmons, Ph.D., LSSP, LP, NCSP

Krystal Simmons, Ph.D., LSSP, LP, NCSP

Principal Investigator

Clinical Professor, School Psychology

School Psychology Director of Clinical Training

Executive Director, Counseling and Assessment Clinic

704F Harrington Building

979-845-3447

ktcook@tamu.edu

Kelly Lee, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist

Kelly Lee, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist

Co-Principal Investigator

Clinical Associate Professor, Counseling Psychology

Counseling Psychology Director of Clinical Training

Director, Counseling and Assessment Clinic

711 Harrington Building

979-845-1898

kellylee@tamu.edu

Sarah McCorkle, Ph.D.

Sarah McCorkle, Ph.D.

Co-Principal Investigator

Clinical Assistant Professor, Learning Design & Technology

Director of Instructional Design for Distance Education

711 Harrington Building

979-862-2086

mccorkle@tamu.edu

Contact Information

For additional information, please email us at tpsyc101@gmail.com.