Specific Interventions with Children an Adolescents

Code:

PCS09

Acronym:

IECA

Keywords
Classification	Keyword
CNAEF	Psychology

Instance: 2023/2024 - 2S

Active?	Yes
Responsible unit:	Psychology
Course/CS Responsible:	Master Degree in Psychology

Cycles of Study/Courses

Acronym	No. of Students	Study Plan	Curricular Years	Credits UCN	Credits ECTS	Contact hours	Total Time
MPSIC	20	Plano Oficial do ano letivo 2021	1	-	6	54	162

Teaching language

Portuguese

Objectives

1. Contact with practical aspects of clinical interventions, spcifically with cases of children and adolescents; 2. Know Narrative psychoterapie basics assumptions and main models; 3. Deepen the knowledge of Reauthorshio Narrative Model of M. White and D. Epston; 4. Know a clinical model to approach the learn disabilities; 5. Get some experience in psychological intervention with children and adolescents: evaluate of the whole situation and design an intervention; 6. Training writing reports of clinical sessions; 7. Planning the meetings with children and with parents of children and possibly teachers; 8. Explor the importance of clinical supervision and its models; 9. Reflect critically on psychological consultation processes with children and adolescents.

Learning outcomes and competences

1. Direct contact with the various steps of a clinical case 2. Basic skills to begin a process of psychological consultation with children or teenagers; 3. Capabilities of clinical evaluation of a case; 4. Familiarity with the holding of records of proceedings and reports of a clinical case 5. Contact with some intervention techniques; 6. Capacity of writing a clinical case study, with respective conceptualization.

Working method

Presencial

Program

1. Central aspects in attendance, records and organization of consultation with children and adolescents. 2. Presentation of some specific models of intervention. Issues associated with the high incidence of psychological consultation with children. b. Recent and major impact on clinical work with children 3. Participation in the monitoring of a case: analysis and planning sessions. 4. Presentation of cases. 5. Discussion of cases.
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Mandatory literature

Gonçalves Miguel; Terapia narrativa da ansiedade. ISBN: 972-8535-48-1
Gonçalves Miguel M. 570; Psicoterapia, discurso e narrativa. ISBN: 978-989-558-056-8
Kendall Philip C. 340; Handbook of research methods in clinical psychology. ISBN: 0-471-29509-4
Walker C. Eugene 340; Handbook of clinical child psychology. ISBN: 0-471-24406-6

Teaching methods and learning activities

1.  Expository presentation of specific clinical intervention models, illustrated with examples. 2. Direct observation of a clinical case. 3. Analysis of detailed reports of a clinical case with children/adolescents. 4. Exercise planning an intervention from a case presented. 5. Case presentations to the class. 6. Case discussion inside class. Organization: Sessions with the whole class, sessions with half the class and work in small groups and individuals.

keywords

Social sciences > Psychological sciences > Psychology > Clinical psychology
Social sciences > Psychological sciences > Psychology > Psychotherapy
Social sciences > Psychological sciences > Cognitive science
Social sciences > Psychological sciences > Psychology > Developmental psychology

Evaluation Type

Distributed evaluation without final exam

Assessment Components

designation	Weight (%)
Participação presencial	5,00
Teste	10,00
Trabalho de campo	60,00
Trabalho escrito	25,00
Total:	100,00

Amount of time allocated to each course unit

designation	Time (hours)
Estudo autónomo	30,00
Frequência das aulas	54,00
Trabalho de campo	36,00
Trabalho escrito	42,00
Total:	162,00

Eligibility for exams

Attendance involves participating in 75% of classes and carrying out practical exercises during them, as well as completing all the activities included in the assessment.

Calculation formula of final grade

The final score is obtained by the weighted mean of the marks obtained in the four components of assessment:
- Field work with a weighting of 60%, requiring a minimum score to 10 values;
- Written work with a weighting of 25% by requiring a minimum grade of 10 values;
- Test with a weighting of 10% by requiring a minimum grade of 10 values;
- Class participation a weighting of 5% by requiring a minimum grade of 10 values;

Examinations or Special Assignments

Presentation to the classe of a group work about a case study based on writing report;

Direct observation of a "real" clinical case and writting of respective reports;

Presentation of the clinical case in the classe;

Individual evaluation: knowledge test.

Special assessment (TE, DA, ...)

In cases with work-student status, the presence in the classes are not obley

Classification improvement

There are no possibility to make new evaluations, in order to get better classification.

Observations

The request to change the FUC is related to some adjustments made to the assessment after reflecting on it together with the students.