Our program values a balanced approach to training that includes diagnostics, psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, and working with the community. While the first year emphasizes developing a foundation for becoming a skilled clinician, the second year offers plenty of time to explore one's interests, whether it is psychotherapy (from psychodynamic to CBT), neuroscience, school psychiatry, addiction, autism, teaching/leadership, behavioral-health integration, advocacy, and global mental health.