- Docente: Cinzia Albanesi
- Credits: 8
- Language: Italian
- Moduli: Cinzia Albanesi (Modulo 1/1) Luana Valletta (Modulo 1/2) Laura Sirri (Modulo 2)
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures (Modulo 1/1) Traditional lectures (Modulo 1/2) Traditional lectures (Modulo 2)
- Campus: Cesena
- Corso: Second cycle degree programme (LM) in Clinical psychology (cod. 0990)
Learning outcomes
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Luana Valletta
The student acquires soft skills to work with different groups of people, through active community engagement and critical reflection.
M-PSI / 08:Laura Sirri
At the end of the workshop the student:
- learns the psychological assessment in relation to the clinical case;
- learn the clinical methodology applied to the clinical case.
Course contents
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Luana valletta
The Laboratory is for students of the first year of the Second Cycle Degree/Two Year Master in Clinical Psychology of the School of Psychology and Education.
The Laboratory will take place during the first semester (October 2020-January 2021) for the M-PSI/05 part (Community Psychology - Professor Cinzia Albanesi and Professor Luana valetta) and during the second semester (March-May 2021) for the M-PSI/08 part (Clinical Psychology - Professor Laura Sirri) at the Cesena Campus - Department of Psychology (address: piazza Aldo Moro, 90 and viale Europa, 115).
The lab will allow students to apply the methods and tools of community psychology and use them in the design (and possibly implementation) of a prevention / well-being promotion project in the community through Service Learning (SL). The SL methodology encourages experiential learning (Learning) through active school/community engagement (Service). Students work on a concrete problem identified through the collaboration of a universities and community /school/local organization partnership.
SL include the following activities:
• context analysis in collaboration with local stakeholders / focus groups with target population,
• design of the intervention (objectives and methodologies) and of the assessment plan,
• implementation of the intervention (if possible),
• documentation of the course (group final report) and return to the stakeholders.
M-PSI/08: Laura Sirri
Identification of signs, symptoms and syndromes in clinical psychology. Differential diagnosis. Formulation of diagnostic hypotheses. Psychological support to the patient.
Readings/Bibliography
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Luana valletta
References will be provided at the beginning and during the S-L activity, depending on the specific of the S-L project that students will develop.
Students are encouraged to have a look at the S-L website of the Community Psychology Lab. https://site.unibo.it/servicelearning-labpsicom/en/
M-PSI/08: Laura Sirri
American Psychiatric Association (2014). DSM-5: Manuale diagnostico e statistico dei disturbi mentali - Quinta edizione. Raffaello Cortina Editore, Milano.
Miller WR, Rollnick S (2014). Il colloquio motivazionale. Aiutare le persone a cambiare. Erickson, Trento.
Rovetto F (2015). Psicologia clinica, psichiatria, psicofarmacologia. Uno spazio d'integrazione. Franco Angeli, Milano.
Teaching methods
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Luana valletta
Service-Learning integrates the traditional learning with a "community engagement" experience on real-world issues through fieldwork. Methods used will be the following: short lectures, small group work, guided discussions, collection and analysis of qualitative and/or quantitative data, documentation and dissemination with local stakeholders. The class will be divided into small groups that will work continuously on the same project. S-L includes classroom activities (about 10h) and field work (about 20h). During class students will be supervised on the following topics:
• Design of the intervention
• Context analysis
• Design of intervention and evaluation plans
• Documentation and critical reflexivity
- Citizenship competences/social responsibility
M-PSI/08: Laura Sirri
Clinical cases presentation and discussion. Role playing on the psycho-diagnostic clinical interview. Motivational interviewing.
Assessment methods
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Luana Valletta
Credits are acknowledged to those who:
• have attend classes
• contributed to the final written report that illustrates the project/intervention developed by each group and participated actively to the presentation of the S-L report to community stakeholders. The instructions for the preparation of the final report will be provided during classes.
• have produce an individual written critical reflection on their S-L experience, using a field diary and completing an evaluation questionnaire.
M-PSI/08: Laura Sirri
Active participation to the activities proposed during classes and full attendance are essential in order to be admitted to the final examination. The final evaluation will consist in a written exam (a short composition) that will last 1 hour and will be concerned with the topics discussed in class. The final evaluation will take place during the last class scheduled.
Teaching tools
M-PSI/05: Cinzia Albanesi, Antonella Guarino
Computer, Onedrive, IOL, Teams, Zoom, Padlet
M-PSI/08: Laura Sirri
Handouts, slides projector, lamp projector.
Office hours
See the website of Cinzia Albanesi
See the website of Luana Valletta
See the website of Laura Sirri
SDGs
This teaching activity contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN 2030 Agenda.