Clinical Mental Health Graduate Program

CACREP Accredited

Students in the Clinical Mental Health program are prepared for careers in community agencies such as mental health clinics, substance abuse facilities, and/or to work as developmental interventionists and consultants in a wide variety of educational and non-educational settings.

Students in the Clinical Mental Health track will also be given strong preparation in clinical intervention, with specific focus on addressing the needs of urban youth and their families.

Clinical Mental Health Track

Course Section	Course Title	Cr. Hrs
COUN 5611	Principles of Clinical Mental Health Counseling	3
COUN 5640	Counseling Theories and Ethics	3
COUN 5650	Microcounseling	3
COUN 5660	Advanced Lifespan Development	3
COUN 5670	Principles and Techniques of Group Counseling	3
COUN 5710	Multicultural Issues in Counseling	3
COUN 5720	Life-style and Career Development	3
COUN 5730	Techniques of Assessment and Diagnosis	3
COUN 5740	Treatment Interventions for Urban Youth and Families	3
COUN 5746	Counseling Across the Lifespan	3
COUN 5750	Family Systems Counseling	3
COUN 5755	Treatment Planning and Advanced Counseling Applications	3
COUN 5790	Pre-Practicum Counseling Lab	3
COUN 5800	Research, Statistics and Program Evaluation	3
COUN 5810	Theories and Practice of Substance Abuse Counseling	3
COUN 5840	Advanced Psychopathology	3
COUN 5950	Practicum (100 hours field placement)	3
COUN 5991	Internship (900 hours field placement)	9
Required Credit Hours		60