The following courses are required for the Concentration in Clinical Neuropsychology. In addition, students in this program should consult with the Program Coordinator to develop an individualized course of study. The program may be modified based on individual circumstances.

720 Beginning Neuropsychological Assessment 3 cr.
721 Intermediate Neuropsychological Assessment 3 cr.
722 Practicum Seminar in Neuropsychology I 1 cr.
723 Advanced Neuropsychological Assessment 3 cr.
724 Practicum Seminar in Neuropsychology II 1 cr.
725 Neuropsychological Intervention Techniques 3 cr.
726 Neuropsychology Practicum I: Assessment 1 cr.
727 Neuropsychology Practicum II: Assessment 1 cr.
(400 clock hours minimum)
728 Pediatric Neuropsychological Assessment 3 cr.
700 Doctoral Internship* (2,000 clock hours) 0 cr.

Total Credit Hours: 19

* Doctoral Internship with a focus of at least 50% on neuropsychology.

Although not required, Adler School doctoral students who are completing this concentration program are highly encouraged to carry out a dissertation that is primarily neuropsychological in nature.

In addition to the neuropsychology courses listed above, other related elective courses are offered intermittently, on such topics as psychological and medical aspects of head trauma, assessing memory and amnesic disorders, ADHD seminar, and the Halstead-Reitan Battery.