Program Overview
Have an interest in counseling, therapy, or furthering your skills on personal communication and behavioral understanding?
Our Counseling concentration is a 22-credit hour opportunity for our Psychology students to add to their degree plan. Along with a 4-year Psychology degree plan, you will be exposed to areas of study including:
- Health Aspects and Chemical Dependency
- Trauma and Crisis Intervention
- Counseling Theories
Why a Counseling Concentration at Judson?
Post-Graduate Opportunities
Students who have aspirations to one day serve as a licensed professional counselor have the opportunity to pursue our graduate program’s Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Our program teaches students to address the needs of individuals and groups from a Christian perspective. We foster excellence in academics and acquired counseling skills through rigorous coursework and practical experience with community and private agencies. Graduates are prepared to assume a professional identity that contributes to the overall well-being of humanity.
Students who complete the program are eligible to become Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) in the state of Illinois.
Psychology Department
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Psychology at Judson
Our personalized and practical approach to education will help you learn how to understand and explain individual and group behavior. Our psychology program includes a major in psychology, as well as concentrations in counseling, children and family, pre-law, and criminal justice.
Studying psychology at Judson will help you expand your capacity for critical and analytical thinking about human behavior, community dynamics, and social policies.
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