Clinical Mental Health Emphasis

We are excited to announce the 60-credit Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program. This program aligns with accreditation standards and the forward direction of the counseling profession. The new 60-credit program course work will offer substantial attention to diagnosis and treatment, psychopharmacology, crisis and trauma, family systems, and addiction. This program was implemented in Summer 2011.

60 Credits

Programs of Study

The plans of study below offer a look into the classes offered during each semester and in which students are expected to enroll.  The brief program of study displays only the courses required and semesters that they are offered.  The detailed program of study was compiled by students within the emphasis and provides tips for students for each semester, with additional information provided about the program. Program Plans of Study are subject to change relative to department, accreditation, COEHS, and Office of Graduate Studies decisions and/or curriculum changes.  Thus it is strongly recommended that students work closely with their advisers throughout the completion of their program.

Brief Program of Study

Detailed Program of Study

Professional Counseling Licensure Application

The following resource as the most up to date information on how to navigate the process of applying for a license for new graduates.

DSPS Licensure Information 2011

Required Courses

* Other out-of-department electives can be taken if approved by the Professional Counseling Department. Students must consult with their adviser in selecting recommended electives from the list in the Graduate Bulletin.