Department of Counseling & Behavioral Health
Counseling Training for Today's World
The University brought together its Community & Trauma Counseling (CTC) and Couple & Family Therapy (CFT) programs within the department of Counseling and Behavioral Health to build a broader ecosystem to grow a diverse workforce best equipped to address the major behavioral health and human service challenges facing the nation today.
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Community & Trauma Counseling
This program is designed to meet the growing demand of counseling for individuals and communities impacted by trauma, adversity, and toxic stress.
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Couple & Family Therapy
Students learn how to help others with the stresses of family life in this program.
Student Resources
Find important information about our Community & Trauma Counseling (CTC) and Couple & Family Theapy (CFT) programs, including the programs' Student Handbook, professional organizations and additional useful information.
Counseling & Behavioral Health Department Receives $2M Federal Grant
With funding support from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration, this four-year grant will result in up to 30 students within the Community & Trauma Counseling program annually receiving stipends during their internship training.