MS Counseling & Psychological Services

The Counseling program is intended to prepare students for licensing by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to work in a wide range of community programs. Such programs include mental health hospital units, psychological/social service agencies, career development centers, marriage and family counseling services programs (including children, adolescents, adults and the elderly populations), law enforcement and legal agencies, business and industry, rehabilitation counseling, college counseling centers, and any other non-school settings in which counseling skills are needed. Students may select one of four concentrations:

• Industrial/Organizational Counseling
• Marriage and Family Counseling
• Mental Health Counseling
• Rehabilitation Counseling

Resources

• Learn more about this program from the Flow Sheet [PDF 69KB]
• Admissions Application [PDF 83KB]
• Reference for Graduate Admission form [PDF 112KB]
• This program also has its own Web site.
• Summer 2008 Week-Long Courses

Contact Us

Potential Students with questions about admission to this program should contact Patrice Miller at 978-542-6323 or pmiller@salemstate.edu.

Current students with programmatic or degree questions should contact Patrice Miller at 978-542-6457 or pmiller@salemstate.edu.

For all other questions, contact The Graduate School at 978-542-6323 or graduate@salemstate.edu.