Courses

Advanced course in clinical dentistry.

This course is designed to facilitate the development of elective course offerings that will be implemented to support the mission of the DSW program by providing specialization in advanced trauma-informed clinical practice and supervision. 2026-2027 UNA Graduate Catalog - DRAFT COPY 171

This course provides students with advanced proficiency in culturally- adaptive, advanced qualitative research methodologies in support of the student's development as an advanced clinical practitioner and leader utilizing evidence-based research. This course focuses on the mastery of critical qualitative methodological approaches for advanced trauma, advanced clinical practice, and evaluation.

In this course, students will learn advanced quantitative methodological approaches related to descriptive and inferential statistics in support of the student's development as an advanced clinical practitioner and leader utilizing evidence-based research. This course focuses on the mastery of critical statistical methodological skills for advanced trauma, advanced clinical practice, and evaluation.

Advanced counseling interventions, practices, techniques and methods for mental health counselors, including treatment planning, counseling processes, and evaluation.

The lymphohematopoietic system. Normal components and evaluation of disease states.

Laboratory evaluation of organ function; disease pattern recognition.

This course is focused on pathological conditions that are frequently encountered in primary care conditions across the life span, as well as in special populations. The focus is on principles, theories, and research related to physiological and pathophysiological system alterations.

This course provides intensive study on clinical interventions with individuals, families, and small groups across various fields of practice.

Advanced practice with family systems, with emphasis on systems-analytical perspective, includes environing systems and internal dynamics of the family system, and differential use of the major theoretical approaches in family therapy. Emphasis is on a social work framework and on such traditional family social work techniques as advocacy, brokerage, and provision of concrete services.