The key content areas include professional identity, social and cultural diversity, human growth and development, helping relationships, career development, group work, assessment, diagnosis, research, program evaluation, and evidence-based counseling, prevention, and intervention skills.

Students will have opportunities to learn through a variety of teaching methodologies including class discussions, role-playing, small group work, case-study analyses, and classroom simulations. Students will apply this knowledge in supervised clinical settings.

Required Coursework

CORE COUNSELING COURSES (18 semester credits)

MSMHC SPECIALTY COURSES

2 Electives

ELECTIVE COURSES