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We are committed to a training mission that is faithful to
both the scientific-professional discipline of clinical psychology and
to our distinctive Christian identities. We refer to this as “integration
across the curriculum”, and you will find that we take seriously
the relationship between Christianity and psychology, and that we offer
seamless integration that occurs in each core course and elective.
We offer doctoral training in clinical psychology,
accredited by the American Psychological Association*, while
simultaneously integrating faith and learning throughout the curriculum.
We train students following the practitioner-scholar
model of training which is also sometimes called the
"Vail" model. The intent of this training is to produce graduates
whose career primarily involves psychological practice. The
Psy.D. program was started in 1996. Our graduates have found
rewarding positions in a wide variety of settings such as
Virginia Medical Centers, University Counseling Centers, private
practice, church-based practices, correctional facilities,
medical institutions and teaching positions at universities.
Ours is an exciting context of study for emerging psychologists
who have passionate and intellectually engaging Christian
faiths.
We welcome you to follow the links to the informational
areas of our web site for further information on the program.
The program handbook and other documents are available for
your review.
Again, welcome to the psychology department. Admissions
Counselor Heidi Cece stands ready to help. She can be reached
by phone at 757-226-4809. Admissions related questions can
also be sent to our admissions staff by e-mail at psycoun@regent.edu.
If I can be of service in any way, please do not hesitate
to call.
William Hathaway, Ph.D.
Psy.D. Program Director
Psychology (CRB 161)
Phone: 757-226-4366
Fax: 757-226-4304
Postal Address:
Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology (CRB 161)
Regent University
1000 Regent University Dr.
Virginia Beach, VA 23464-9800
* Committee on accreditation,
American Psychological Association (APA) (202) 336-5979 |
