Community Counseling - Clemson University

Community Counseling from Clemson University is a Campus Master Counseling and Personnel Services degree that prepares you for a Education career. The faculty of the Counselor Education Program, a CACREP accredited program, is dedicated to educating and training counseling professionals to function in culturally diverse settings. This training utilizes an integrative practitioner training model emphasizing development, prevention, enhancement, and the diagnosis and remediation of psychological disorders. The program is designed to provide a challenging, yet supportive environment that promotes professional orientation, practice and self-awareness. Objectives of the Community Counseling program are: 1. to prepare counselors to effectively work with community and other agency personnel 2. to qualify person to be certified, licensed, or registered 3. to prepare counselors with understanding and skills related to counseling needs in the environment in which they choose to work 4. to enhance a high degree of self-understanding by counselors 5. to facilitate counselors in being able to effectively communicate with diverse cultural groups 6. to provide counselors with knowledge about counseling across the life span 7. to facilitate counselors in obtaining human evaluation and research skills 8. to facilitate counselors in developing a high degree of sensitivity and acceptances of other's behavior 9. to encourage awareness of responsibilities specific to a variety of community agencies to expect ethical practices of counselors in adherence to the American Counseling Association's ethical standards. View more details on Clemson University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling and Personnel Services courses.