Interested in a career in counseling and working in community mental health centers or other social service agencies? Our CACREP accredited graduate program can help. We consider applicants with degrees in psychology, counseling, liberal arts, education, social work, criminal justice, and other related areas of study. We prepare you for the academic component to become a licensed professional counselor.
Counselor Education Program Mission Statement, Goal, and Objectives >>
Our Building Rural Alliances through Collaboration and Education (BRACE) provides behavioral health services to rural, at-risk children, adolescents, and transitional age youth.
For more information about our Clinical Mental Health Counseling master’s program, contact:
Jessica Tyler, Ph.D.
Assistant Clinical Professor and Program Coordinator
(334) 844-7603