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Anil Chacko

Department Chair; Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology

Applied Psychology

(212) 998-5749

Anil Chacko is a clinical psychologist whose research focuses on the development of engaging, effective, and sustainable prevention, intervention and service delivery models for youth at-risk for or affected with disruptive behavior disorders (e.g., attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder; oppositional defiant disorder; conduct disorder). He has focused much of his work on improving the efficacy of evidence-based psychosocial interventions and also on improving engagement to these interventions. His work has been largely influenced by his own ongoing clinical work with families and active collaboration with service providers in the community. 

To learn more about his work, visit the Families And Children Experiencing Success (FACES) Lab.

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Programs

Clinical/Counseling Psychology

Build on your knowledge of clinical and counseling psychology and prepare for a career as a psychologist in community agencies, clinics, hospitals, or private practice, as well as in academic and research settings.

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Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness

A combination of graduate course work and clinical training will prepare you for a career as a professional clinical counselor.

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Human Development Research and Policy

The Human Development Research and Policy program prepares students to pursue careers as research project directors, research coordinators, and more.

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School Counseling

Get the education and clinical training to become a professional pre-K–12 school counselor, working in schools, colleges, and community agencies.

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Courses

Supervised Advanced Clinical/Counseling Practicum I

Counseling under supervision of the departmental faculty with school, college, & agency clients. In addition to direct counseling with clients, individual supervisory conferences, & weekly seminars, students prepare case reports, analyze tape recordings, & hold consultations as appropriate.
Course #
APSY-GE 3607
Credits
2
Department
Applied Psychology