Clinical Mental Health Counseling, MAEd

Seattle University's Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree develops ethical, reflective and culturally competent leaders for mental health settings. US News ranks substance abuse counselors and mental health counselors as one of the best social service jobs. The Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Seattle University prepares mental health counselors to be ethical, reflective and multiculturally competent leaders and change agents. Graduates of the program are able to provide both substance abuse and mental health counseling. They work in clinical mental health, hospital, agencies and college settings. You'll graduate with preparation for: State of Washington Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). Washington State Substance Use Disorder Certification. Graduates of the program leave with a deep understanding of mental health and substance abuse issues, strong clinical skills and possess a commitment to social justice. Seattle University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is a national leader in preparing mental health counselors. The program holds the distinction of being the first counseling program in Seattle to be accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). CACREP is the leading accrediting body for master’s level counseling programs in the country. The Seattle University Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is also ranked as the top graduate counseling program in Seattle, based on program completion rate, job placement rate, licensing exam pass rates, accreditation length, research productivity of faculty and cost of tuition and fees by Top Counseling Schools, a website for counseling students and professionals.

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