The Ph.D. Program in Clinical Counseling is dedicated to the preparation of counselors who facilitate the optimal development of individuals, groups, and organizations that are culturally relevant and psychologically appropriate across the lifespan. Our students are taught to use strategies of prevention, intervention, and remediation to assist others in developing effective coping skills and responses to their environments.
THIS PROGRAM IS OFFERED IN:
OBJECTIVES
The students will be able to:
- Consult, advice, or deliberate with patients.
- Help patients understand their problems, including problems at home, workplace or community.
- Help identify the strengths and resources of the patient that they can use to manage their unique problems.
- Help people solve problems in a variety of settings, quickly adapting scenarios that may arise when bringing people together.
- Possess an innate ability to make people feel comfortable and create an intuitive environment to open up and solve problems.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
- Enrollment Agreement filled and signed.
- Diplomas of previous studies.
- Official Transcripts of previous studies.
- Copy of official identification.
- Debit Authorization (if desired).
- A passport type photo.
- Pastoral Ordination if it were the case.
- Master degree in Clinical Counseling or in a related area of study.
Total Credits: 60 (900 hours)
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