The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and Global Mental Health is an innovative two years plus, 60-credit program in which students complete two summers and two academic years. The program was developed in partnership with Dr. Richard Mollica, Director of the Harvard Center for Refugee Trauma. Dr. Mollica also serves as a professor and teacher in this program.
Why You Should Enroll in This Program:
- Earn a degree that allows you to work effectively as a mental health professional in culturally diverse settings.
- Train at a nationally prominent accredited college and gain hands-on experience through our field education model.
- Qualify to become a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)
- Study with Richard F. Mollica, MD, a leading psychiatrist in the field who directs The Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma, and has 30 years experience working with people living through extreme violence.
What You Will Learn:
- Knowledge and skills for caring for traumatized individuals and communities in the United States and abroad.
- How to deliver holistic health and mental health assessment, treatment planning, and intervenion.
- How to offer effective and culturally compentent mental health services in international settings.
- Develop the capacity to assist in health and mental health planning and evaluation in local and international NGO's, United Nations' agencies, and academic centers.
- How to consider large systems and international issues of public health, economic disparity, heath care access and other pressing issues that impact successful intervention.
To request more information, please visit:
MSPP Admissions or www.mspp.edu
