MASTER OF ARTS IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY

Our MA in Counseling Psychology equips therapists with essential theoretical and practical skills and also invites you to live out your incarnational calling in the field. Elevate your impact by merging expertise with a profound sense of purpose.



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3

Years To Complete

66

Credit Hours Of Coursework

Live Out Your Incarnational Calling Through Counseling Psychology

The MA in Counseling Psychology is offered in two formats: on-campus and low-residence. In both formats, classes are held weekly within an relationally engaging learning environment. In addition to weekly online coursework, students enrolled in the low-residency program take part in residency gatherings for on-campus learning and formative learning experiences.

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FACILITATE HEALING

  • Gain the knowledge and capacity to counsel individuals, families, and groups 

  • Learn to skillfully assess and diagnose 

  • Gain an in-depth knowledge of counseling theory, developmental psychology, and psychopathology

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BE EQUIPPED

  • Develop an awareness of the impact of your own narrative 

  • Develop the capacity to receive feedback about yourself in the service of helping others 

  • Learn to interact with the disciplines of theology, psychology, and culture towards reconciling, transformative relationships

“Research demonstrates that the single most factor for change in psychotherapy is the relationship between the patient and the therapist. Given that, our program places a high emphasis on the development and formation of the self of the therapist.”

ROY BARSNESS, PHD

PROFESSOR OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY

SMRUTI DESAI
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Helping people is lovely and for whose sake do you want to help people? And what do you do when you can't and how do you tolerate that with kindness and strength?
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- SMRUTI DESAI

MA IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY '09

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