With a curriculum built on a foundation of experiential learning, ethical practice, and professional excellence, this 60-credit, CACREP-aligned clinical mental health counseling program integrates theory and application to prepare students for real-world settings. Coursework in counseling techniques, diagnosis, and human development is paired with supervised clinical training and simulation-based practice, ensuring that graduates are not only knowledgeable but confident in their ability to serve diverse populations. With specialized study in trauma, addictions, and wellness, students develop the advanced skills and empathy required to lead meaningful change in the field of mental health.
Transform Theory into Compassionate Practice
Courses combine theory, practice, and purpose—preparing students to become confident, ethical counselors. The first year is completed in person, allowing for close faculty mentorship and hands-on skill development through simulation labs and interactive coursework. The second year transitions online, offering flexibility as students complete advanced courses, internships, and clinical placements within their own communities.
From Classroom to Community
Practicum and internship experiences are the cornerstone of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, providing opportunities to apply classroom learning in real counseling settings. Under the guidance of licensed professionals, students engage directly with clients across a variety of agencies, schools, and health organizations. These immersive experiences strengthen clinical skills, build professional confidence, and prepare graduates for successful licensure and meaningful careers in the counseling field.
