Counseling General Counseling - Midwestern State University

Counseling General Counseling from Midwestern State University is a Campus Master Community Health degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Mission Statement: The graduate program in general counseling will provide the counseling student with the necessary training, supervision and course work required to obtain a temporary license as a professional counselor. Following a 3000-hour internship and passing the state-licensing exam, the Licensed Professional Counselor is able to work in a variety of professional settings including private practice. The Master of Arts with a major in counseling is designed for students who wish to prepare for work in a wide variety of public or private settings and requires 60 semester hours. EDUC 5053 Introduction to Educational Research COUN 5103 Professional Orientation COUN 5113 Mediation and Conflict Resolution COUN 5203 Introduction to Counseling COUN 5213 Human Development and Learning COUN 5223 Career Development Counseling COUN 5243 Group Counseling COUN 5253 Psychological and Educational Testing COUN 5263 Diagnosis and Treatment Planning COUN 5273 Theories and Techniques of Counseling I COUN 5283 Theories and Techniques of Counseling II COUN 5293 Practicum in Counseling I (6 hours) COUN 5303 Ethics and Issues in Counseling COUN 5323 Marriage and Family Counseling COUN 6013 Human Relations COUN 6043 Graduate Internship COUN 6953 Seminar in Counseling View more details on Midwestern State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Community Health courses.