Our Counseling program emphasizes the role of human relationships to heal and empower. We seek to educate a community of ethical, self-aware and socially engaged counselors with the knowledge, attitudes, and skills to competently promote the health and development of diverse individuals, couples, families, and communities.

Our 60-unit graduate program offers two professional specializations: Clinical Mental Health Counseling (with eventual licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist and/or as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor) or School Counseling with a Pupil Personnel Services Credential.