Introduction to Clinical Psychology
Introduces the field of clinical psychology and the roles of clinical psychologists in research, assessment, and treatment, with an emphasis on approaches supported by evidence.
From the lab to the lecture hall.
Dr. Jensen teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in clinical psychology, development, assessment, culture, and substance use at UNC Greensboro.
Undergraduate
Ethnicity, Development, and Psychopathology
Focuses on the ways race, ethnicity, and culture manifest within child development, encouraging critical thinking about child and adolescent development within cultural contexts.
Graduate
Theory and Methods of Intellectual Assessment
Examines research and theory behind intellectual assessment, with supervised practice using standardized intelligence tests and communicating results.
Developmental Psychopathology of Substance Use
An advanced seminar integrating developmental, cognitive, and biological bases of substance use: diagnosis, historical change, risk and protective factors, physiological effects, prevention, treatment, and recovery.
Multicultural Issues in Clinical Psychology
Explores psychological research, theory, and clinical practice through a multicultural lens, with a focus on developing cultural competence.
Clinical Supervision
Dr. Jensen supervises assessment and therapy cases, with an emphasis on evidence-based practice with children, adolescents, and families. She offers supervision for bilingual clinicians who want training in Spanish-language service provision. She often offers biweekly group supervision.