Washburn University
School of Applied Studies
Human Services Department
Morita Therapy
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- Faculty & Staff
- The Program
- Course Offerings
- Addiction Counseling
- Non-Profit Management
- Victim/Survivor Services
- Morita Therapy
- Department Sponsored Co-Curricular Activities
- Advising Form
Internship Information:
- Internship Manual (pdf)
- Initial Application for Human Services Internship
- Re-Application for Human Services Internship
- Internship Learning Contract
- Internship Placement Record Of Hours
- Evaluation Form - Student Intern
- Evaluation Form - Site Supervisors
- Internship Discipline Report Form - Site Supervisors
- WTE/Internship
Certificate of Completion in Morita Therapy
Morita Therapy is a holistic therapeutic system, practiced and taught internationally as a trans-cultural counseling approach, applied across the range of human services. With its long history in the medical, psychiatric, research, and clinical fields, Morita Therapy is presently used in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings, including psychiatric hospitals, residential clinics, counseling centers, support groups, and private practices.
Awarded upon completion of a Bachelor degree, and completion of 15 credit hours as follows:- HS374 - Eastern Therapies in Intervention and Treatment
- HS376/576 - Morita Therapy Intensive
- HS477/577 - Morita Methods in Counseling
- HS478/578 - Morita Therapy Research Seminar
- HS481 - Internship IV (180 clock hours) or HS360 Directed Study
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For more information or, if you are planning
on declaring a major in Human Services, please contact:
Benton Hall,
Room 311,
(785) 670-2116
For Admissions call 1-800-332-0291 or email admissions@washburn.edu