Laboratory - Interview's Theory and Techniques

1. Acquire the theoretical and applicative bases of the clinical psychological interview. Particular reference to: theoretical foundations, phases and tools, and techniques for conducting the clinical interview, also with reference to diagnostic evaluation.
2. Understand the role of the setting and relational dynamics.
3. Acquire the ability to understand, identify and describe emerging psychological strengths and weaknesses, as well as use them to outline potential appropriate lines of intervention.
4. Acquire the ability to organize the information collected, to integrate it with that deduced from various assessment tools, also for the drafting of the psychological profile and psychodiagnostic summary.

1. Acquire the theoretical and applicative bases of the clinical psychological interview. Particular reference to: theoretical foundations, phases and tools, and techniques for conducting the clinical interview, also with reference to diagnostic evaluation.
2. Understand the role of the setting and relational dynamics.
3. Acquire the ability to understand, identify and describe emerging psychological strengths and weaknesses, as well as use them to outline potential appropriate lines of intervention.
4. Acquire the ability to organize the information collected, to integrate it with that deduced from various assessment tools, also for the drafting of the psychological profile and psychodiagnostic summary.