Through class discussion of course reading assignments and project preparation students will achieve a comprehensive understanding of the contextual field in which the case study prevails as the research model utilized by psychotherapists across a range of theoretical approaches.

• $450

• 15 Hours

• Instructor: Todd Senzon, LP-D

• Thursdays, 6-8:30pm (plus individual study)

• November 19, 2026 & February 4-25, 2027

• Location: On Zoom

• Semester: Fall/Winter 2026

Students will master the basics of research and statistics, will be able to review and critique psychological, psychoanalytic and social research articles, including research design, analysis of samples, and understanding of qualitative and quantitative data.

• $450

• 15 Hours

• Instructor: Lina Jandorf, LMHC

Intrinsic to ethical practice is the therapist’s respect both for the patient and for the complex and profound relationship, the “space between,” that is co-created by the patient/therapist meeting. We will discuss the philosophical, legal, and professional foundations that come together to form the core of current ethical practice. 

• $450

• 15 Hours

• Instructor: Arleen Maiorano, LCSW, LP

• Fridays, 6pm - 9pm

• May 23 - July 18, 2025