Our Counseling Psychology Program provides professional training for practicing clinicians, educators, and other human service workers - as well as for people who are changing careers or entering the workforce. While each area of study has different objectives and requirements, all emphasize an examination of professional attitudes and practices as related to ethical standards, client welfare, and cross-cultural perspectives.
Instructional style focuses on group learning and interactive teaching.
The program integrates theory and practice in a current job or internship. Cambridge College maintains cooperative relationship with many human service, health, and educational agencies. We facilitate student training in these environments, and continually adapt our courses to meet changing regulations in certification and licensure About the program The Counseling Psychology Department provides professional training for practicing clinicians, educators, and other human service workers, as well as people who are changing careers or entering the work force. Typically, these individuals are older than average graduate students, with a wide range of non-traditional experience in counseling and other fields. Theory and practice- Counseling theory, practice, and personal experience are integrated with direct applications in a current job or internship.