Faculty Expertise
The Counseling Psychology program at the University of St Thomas boasts a highly experienced and diverse faculty. The faculty members are experts in various areas of counseling psychology, including multicultural counseling, trauma, careercounseling, and child and adolescent counseling. Their expertise and research contributions enhance the learning experience for students and provide mentorship for their academic and professional development.
Research Areas
The PhD program in Counseling Psychology offers students the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research in various areas of counseling psychology. Students can choose to focus their research on topics such as mental health disparities, trauma and resilience, LGBTQ+ issues, or counseling interventions. The program encourages students to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field through their research projects.
Clinical Training
Clinical training is a vital component of the Counseling Psychology program at the University of St Thomas. Students have the opportunity to gain practical experience working with clients under the supervision of licensed counseling psychologists. They may work in university counseling centers, community mental health clinics, or private practices. This hands-on training allows students to apply their theoretical knowledge and develop their counseling skills in real-world settings.
Professional Development
The Counseling Psychology program at the University of St Thomas is committed to the professional development of its students. The program provides opportunities for students to attend conferences, present their research findings, and engage with professionals in the field. Students also receive mentorship and guidance from faculty members who help them navigate their career paths and prepare for licensure as counseling psychologists.
