Mental Health Counseling
Offered at IU Kokomo by School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
About
Looking for a way to give back to your community? Have you always dreamed of a career in which you play an intricate role in helping people heal and grow?
With a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University Kokomo, you'll be on your way to licensure, acquiring the theoretical foundation and real-world experience you need to make a difference. This 60-credit-hour program designed with evening classes and flexible scheduling will prepare you to work in a variety of counseling settings, including therapy with children and families, working with issues of addiction and recovery, career counseling, and a variety of other presenting problems.
The Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling combines rigorous coursework with the required clinical experience you'll need to earn your license to become a mental health counselor. During your time here, you'll have instruction on a variety of subjects including psychopathology, individual and group counseling, personality theory, and applicable laws and regulations.
This hybrid program, developed in cooperation with IU East, will take place so that you will attend one of the three campuses for your face-to-face courses and join with students from the other campuses for your online courses.
To foster community, you'll work alongside a cohort of 20 students for two years to achieve this degree. Classes start in the fall semester on even years. To complete the coursework and the 1,000 required hours of clinical experience, you will need to be available for six straight semesters beginning in the fall term and continuing each spring and summer until program completion. Assistance will be available to help you find a placement to complete your clinical hours. We have internship agreements with six locations throughout Central Indiana to assist you with placement, and we are always open to developing others.