Advanced Graduate Certificate - University of N

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Clinical Psychology | Counseling Psychology | Mental Health

Area of study

Health

Course Language

English

About Program

Program Overview

The Advanced Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Counseling enhances the skills of master's-level counselors, expanding their licensure options. The program offers four subplans tailored to different backgrounds, requiring 12-24 credits of advisor-approved coursework. Students must maintain a 3.00 GPA and avoid excessive low grades to complete the program successfully.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Advanced Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Counseling is designed for individuals holding master's degrees in counseling who seek to enhance their professional counseling practice and expand their licensure options. The program specifically targets individuals who have graduated from CACREP-accredited or equivalent programs but do not meet the educational requirements for the LPC in Nevada.

Outline:

Subplan 1: Post CACREP Community Counseling Master's

Total Credits Required: 12
Course Requirements: 12 credits of advisor-approved coursework

Subplan 2: Con-Current School Counseling Master's

Total Credits Required: 12-24
Course Requirements: 12-24 credits of advisor-approved coursework

Subplan 3: Non-CACREP Community Counseling Master's

Total Credits Required: 24
Course Requirements: 24 credits of advisor-approved coursework

Subplan 4: Post Counseling Related Master's

Total Credits Required: 24
Course Requirements: 24 credits of advisor-approved coursework

Assessment:

Completion of the required credits with a minimum GPA of 3.00
Students who receive an F or more than two C grades will be separated from the program

Careers:

Serve as professional counselors, advocates, and leaders who maximize opportunities for individuals, groups, and communities, particularly focusing on underserved and oppressed client populations
Address developmental, academic, career, mental health, socio-cultural, and wellness needs of clients seeking counseling
Help individuals, groups, and communities strive to find meaning, involvement, worth, and dignity in their lives
Engage in action research and program evaluations to contribute to the knowledge base and best practices in the counseling profession
Advocate with local, state, and national organizations to promote client and societal well-being