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Antioch University - Santa Barbara
PsyD Program
801 Garden Street
Suite 101
Santa Barbara, CA 93101


Antioch University

Antioch University Santa Barbara provides high quality, innovative undergraduate and graduate education for adults. Through the integration of academic and experiential learning, and by fostering creativity and independent thinking, an Antioch education empowers students to act responsibly to effect personal, social and environmental change.

Pre-PsyD in Clinical Psychology - Family Psychology

The Pre-PsyD program entry point is an alternative entry path into the PsyD program for prospective students who do not have a master's degree in psychology. The track is a one-year sequence of foundational graduate courses in psychology that prepares students to engage with the PsyD curriculum. The PsyD program in Clinical Psychology with a Family Psychology emphasis was developed to produce well-trained clinicians within a scholar-practitioner model using the core competencies of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP).

The program builds on Antioch University Santa Barbara's outstanding local reputation for providing quality education and well-trained clinicians. Key elements include:

  • An education approach integrating theory and practice
  • Training emphasizing the socio-political impact of systems (family, community and cultural) on the individual
  • Antioch's appreciation of the diversity of human experience
  • A focus on developing critical thinking skills
  • Preparation for the role of the professional psychologist
  • Development of skills for work in the family forensic arena
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