2017-2018 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Dispute Resolution and Counseling
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www.smu.edu/resolution
Clinical Professor B. Harold Barkley, Jr., Department Chair
Clinical Professors: B. Harold Barkley, Jr., Thomas Hartsell, Gay McAlister
Clinical Associate Professors: Betty Gilmore, Margaret Keeling, John Potter, Edita Ruzgyte, Brandy Schumann, Misty Solt
Clinical Assistant Professors: Greta Davis, Mario De La Garza, Sarah Feuerbacher, Angela Mitakidis
Lecturer: Robert Barner
Department Information
The Department of Dispute Resolution and Counseling comprises programs that share a focus on the resolution of problems, from personal conflicts that could benefit from the guidance of professional counselors to interpersonal conflicts that require the intervention of professional mediators. These programs – which include a Master of Arts in Dispute Resolution, a graduate certificate in dispute resolution and a Master of Science in Counseling – offer the education and tools that allow practitioners to resolve problems. Dispute resolution and counseling classes are delivered over 10-week terms offered during the fall and spring and a five-week term offered during the summer. Typically, as well, several study abroad programs are offered.
Study Abroad
During the five-week summer term, students may earn credit toward the certificate or master’s program by completing coursework at off-site venues such as Italy, Dublin, Geneva and Croatia.
Client Services: SMU-in-Plano Mediation and Conflict Resolution Services
www.smu.edu/ADRservices
Mediation and arbitration services are available to parties involved in a dispute. Dispute Resolution Program alumni, faculty, current students with at least 200 hours of training, as well as alternative dispute resolution professionals within the community serve as volunteer mediators.
Parties may use SMU conflict resolution services whether or not a lawsuit is filed, either by contacting SMU directly or in compliance with an order from the court. Mediation is a process that helps disputants resolve a problem and reach a solution that is mutually agreeable. Those in dispute remain in control of the outcome by crafting an agreement with the help of a mediator. In arbitration, the disputants control the process by presenting their case informally under rules of procedure they determine, but the arbitrator determines the outcome. Both mediation and arbitration are confidential.
Contact Information
Dispute Resolution, Master’s Degree and Graduate Certificate
5228 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 118
Plano TX 75024
972-473-3435
www.smu.edu/resolution
SMU-in-Plano Mediation and Conflict Resolution Services
5228 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 213
Plano TX 75024
972-473-3486
www.smu.edu/adrservices
Client Services: Center for Family Counseling
www.smu.edu/FamilyCounseling
The Center for Family Counseling offers a variety of counseling services to individuals (e.g., geriatric/adult, adolescents and children); groups; couples; and families struggling with personal, social or career-related issues, while providing SMU graduate counseling students with meaningful training experiences via supervised therapeutic interactions. Some of the general issues that counseling can address include (but are not limited to) grief and loss, depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, self-concept, relationships, stress, trauma, parent education and career exploration. The clinic offers counseling services that are tailored to the developmental needs of clients, such as play therapy for children ages 2–8 and activity therapy for children ages 9–12. The clinic also has a satellite branch housed in the Resource Center that offers both personal and group counseling, specializing in the lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender community. A second satellite branch housed within the nearby Frisco Independent School District offers counseling services to students in the school system and to their parents.
Contact Information
Counseling, Master’s Degree Program Office
5228 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 234
Plano TX 75024
972-473-3402
www.smu.edu/mastercounseling
Counseling, Professional Workshops
5228 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 234
Plano TX 75024
972-473-3402
www.smu.edu/LP
Center for Family Counseling
5228 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 102
Plano TX 75024
972-473-3456
www.smu.edu/FamilyCounseling
Resource Center
5750 Cedar Springs Rd.
Dallas TX 75235
214-528-0144
www.rcdallas.org
ProgramsMaster
Certificate
CoursesCounseling- HDCN 6049 - Graduate Full-Time Status
- HDCN 6301 - Counseling Theories: Individual and Systemic Perspectives
- HDCN 6302 - Basic Clinical Methods for Individuals, Couples, and Families
- HDCN 6303 - Group Counseling
- HDCN 6304 - Counseling Diverse Communities
- HDCN 6305 - Advanced Clinical Methods for Individuals, Couples, and Families
- HDCN 6306 - Advanced Counseling Methods: Group
- HDCN 6307 - Geriatric Counseling
- HDCN 6308 - Counseling: Elementary School
- HDCN 6309 - Counseling: Secondary School
- HDCN 6310 - Family Systems
- HDCN 6311 - Couples Therapy: Theories and Treatment
- HDCN 6312 - Introduction to Family Therapy
- HDCN 6314 - Sexual Counseling and Therapy
- HDCN 6316 - Family Therapy I: Intergenerational Models and Treatment
- HDCN 6317 - Family Therapy II: Contemporary Models and Treatment
- HDCN 6318 - Ethics and Mental Health I
- HDCN 6319 - Ethics and Mental Health II
- HDCN 6320 - Life Span Human Development: Individual and Family
- HDCN 6321 - Lifestyle and Career Development: Individual and Systemic Perspectives
- HDCN 6323 - Pre-Adolescent and Adolescent Counseling: Play Therapy
- HDCN 6325 - Therapeutic Parenting
- HDCN 6326 - Advanced Sexuality/Counseling Therapy
- HDCN 6330 - Psychopathology: Adult
- HDCN 6331 - Psychopathology: Child and Adolescent
- HDCN 6340 - Assessment of Individuals, Couples, and Families
- HDCN 6342 - Cognitive, Career, and Educational Assessment
- HDCN 6343 - Child Counseling: Play Therapy
- HDCN 6344 - Expressive Arts Therapy: Creative and Therapeutic Processes
- HDCN 6347 - Mindfulness-Based Expressive Art Therapy
- HDCN 6348 - Embodied Expressive Therapies
- HDCN 6349 - Research Design and Statistics
- HDCN 6351 - Psychopharmacology and Substance Misuse
- HDCN 6352 - Psychology of Addictions
- HDCN 6353 - Treatment Management
- HDCN 6355 - Affirmative Therapy with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
- HDCN 6356 - Affirmative Therapy with Transgender Clients
- HDCN 6357 - Affirmative Therapy with LGBT Couples and Families
- HDCN 6370 - Crisis Intervention
- HDCN 6372 - Gender Issues
- HDCN 6382 - Psychology of Conflict
- HDCN 6383 - Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
- HDCN 6384 - Mediation and Dispute Resolution
- HDCN 6385 - Advanced General Psychology
- HDCN 6386 - Family Law
- HDCN 6387 - Domestic Relations
- HDCN 6391 - Selected Topics: Counseling
- HDCN 6392 - Selected Topics: Marriage and Family
- HDCN 6393 - Selected Topics: School Counseling
- HDCN 6395 - Supervised Clinical Practicum
- HDCN 6398 - Internship I
- HDCN 6399 - Internship II
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