Academic Offerings: Postgraduate
Residency Programs

Clinical Psychology
School of Medicine

The Residency Program in Clinical Psychology is a four year program that requires 800 hours/year, divided into 400 hours of classes and 400 hours of clinical practice.

The Program is designed for medical and psychology graduates and trains specialists experienced to carry out interventions of clinical psychology, including psychotherapy, in individual, group and institutional contexts.

The Program is divided into four areas: propaedeutics, psychodiagnostics, individual and group psychotherapy, and psychological interventions in institutions.

Upon completion of the program, the resident will be granted the degree and will qualify for registration in the Psychotherapeutic Society.

Director:  Professor Giorgio G. Bellotti