796 Master's in Counselling Psychology in North America

The master of science in Counseling program at Salem State University provides students with the core curriculum required for pursuing Massachusetts state licensure and offers cutting-edge courses in topics such as differential diagnosis, psychopharmacology and trauma-focused therapies.

If you want to integrate your Christian faith with bringing healing and wholeness to individuals, couples, and families in their relationships, explore Fuller’s Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy (MSMFT) program at Fuller Theological Seminary. 

Our Mental Health Counseling graduate programs at Bridgewater State University offer multiple fieldwork and internship opportunities to students in clinics, educational and governmental institutions, health care centers and hospitals, preparing you for the myriad of settings your master’s in clinical mental health counseling degree will take you.

Rider University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program provides the foundational knowledge and training for aspiring counselors to obtain licensure and enter rewarding careers within the clinical mental health field. 

The Counseling - Addictions Counseling programme at Montclair State University is a 60-credit Master of Arts designed for aspiring recovery specialists. This in-person course offers full-time and part-time routes, typically completed in 2.5 to 3 years, providing the essential academic foundation for professional licensure.

The MEd program at University of Puget Sound is one of three programs in the School of Education. Puget Sound’s Master of Education in Counseling (MEd) program focuses on developing skills that are relevant to careers in social service and mental health agencies, and prepares graduates to become certified as school counselors and/or licensed as mental health counselors.

The Marriage and Family Therapy program at the University of Southern Mississippi mission's is to prepare highly skilled and ethical mental health clinicians. We fulfill our mission through a student-focused process that results in enhanced self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and more effective clinical skills.

Psychology - General Psychology from Pittsburg State University is designed for those who wish to pursue a career in community college teaching or an advanced degree at the specialist or doctoral level.

The graduate program in Counseling Psychology from University of Maryland include several distinct areas of specialization that are designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed for practice and scholarship in counseling and related human service professions.

With a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at the Moody Bible Institute, students learn to apply clinical training, biblical insight and spiritual integration to the counseling profession—including individual, family, marital, premarital, child and adolescent.

The Master of Arts in Counseling (MACO) at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is a CACREP-accredited 60-counseling-credit-hour degree program designed to prepare you to fulfill your calling to help others in various careers.

The Rehabilitation Institute at Southern Illinois University is proud to offer an graduate masters degree in Behavior Analysis and Therapy. This comprehensive degree program is designed to train students to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) or advance onward towards doctoral training to eventually become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst – Doctoral (BCBA-D).

Clinical Mental Health Counseling (Non-Thesis) at Western Washington University prepares students for careers in the field of mental health and is accredited by CACREP.

The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at the Fisher College is designed to provide students with a graduate level education, preparing them for employment in a variety of helping professions. Our program prepares graduates for mental health counseling licensure in Massachusetts and in other states.

The Rehabilitation Counseling M.S. at Northern Illinois University is a 60-credit hybrid programme designed for full or part-time study. This degree prepares students for professional certification and licensure, focusing on enhancing the lives of people with disabilities through expert clinical training and advocacy.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) at John Carroll University exposes students to in-depth training—featuring three semesters of fieldwork experience—and evidence-based teaching to prepare students for today’s mental health challenges and to become leaders in the field.

The Counseling Psychology programme at the University of Central Oklahoma is a master level course delivered on campus in a public study mode. This professional degree prepares students for licensure in Oklahoma, focusing on evidence-based therapeutic interventions, multicultural competence, and ethical clinical practice.

 A Master of Science in Counseling - Rehabilitation Counseling from Troy University will prepare you to assist individuals with disabilities by empowering them to become fully integrated in their workplace and in the world.

The Counseling degree at the University of North Georgia was developed to meet the state and national regulatory criteria leading to licensure and certification as professional counselors.

The Marriage and Family Therapy programme at Abilene Christian University is a two-year, on-campus course designed for aspiring clinicians. This 60-credit hour degree focuses on systemic relational healing. Students engage in public study modes, gaining vital experience for licensure through extensive clinical internships.