Clinical Counseling - Trauma Studies

Nova Southeastern University

United States of America, Davie

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Nova Southeastern University

United States of America , Davie

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines31-Aug-2021 15-Jun-2021

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Duration 36 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 743 / year

Apply Date 15-Jun-2021

Next Intake 31-Aug-2021

Clinical Counseling - Trauma Studies

About

Overview The MA in Clinical Counseling - Trauma Studies at Eastern University trains masters-level graduates who can competently and ethically apply trauma-informed counseling skills to diverse traumatized populations in professional counseling and volunteer contexts.DistinctivesPrepares students for licensure as professional counselors in PennsylvaniaCurriculum meets the educational requirements for Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC) in Pennsylvania Provides training that can be applied in a variety of clinical settingsUnique integration of Christianity and Traumatology Faculty have specialized trauma training and experience within the fieldDiverse faculty and student body form close community for rich learning experiencesEvening, on-campus, and hybrid/online courses offered, so students practice face-to-face skills needed for clinical encounters with clients I want to find another Master Course

The MA in Clinical Counseling - Trauma Studies at Eastern University trains masters-level graduates who understand the physiological, psychological, spiritual, and interpersonal impact of traumatic events on individuals, families, and communities, know a range of evidence-based interventions for preventing and treating traumatic stress.

Disciplines

Counselling

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : GPA 2.8 (3.0 preferred) with particular importance placed on the last two years of the undergraduate record. An applicant with a lower GPA is strongly advised to submit GRE or MAT scores to strengthen the application.Completion of two prerequisite undergraduate Behavioral Science courses (6 credits within the last 10 years - Grade C or above). CLEP exams will be accepted for Introduction to Psychology, Human Growth and Development, and/or Introduction to Sociology.