Program overview
The mission of the Mental Health Counseling Program is to help students acquire core competencies as well as specialized knowledge and skill necessary to perform effectively as mental health counselors Completion of the program will assist graduates in making application for licensure as a professional counselor LPC as well as National Counseling Certification The program wishes to recruit students from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate character maturity scholarship leadership church community involvement and interest in the counseling profession Students participating in the Mental Health Counseling Program receive training in the theories models and techniques of professional counseling with specialized preparation in work with adult and child clients their families and other members of the behavioral healthcare team in agency hospital and other mental health treatment settings Students are expected to complete supervised clinical training in approved sites
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