Lipscomb University
Graduate Studies in Psychology & Counseling
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           Certificate of Graduate Study
in Counseling Psychology
 
The Certificate of Graduate Study program is designed for individuals who do not seek to enter the counseling profession but who could benefit from training in counseling. This might include (but is not limited to) professionals in careers such as ministry, education, social work, or health care.
 
The 15-hour curriculum acquaints students with basic knowledge about counseling and provides an introduction to psychopathology. Beyond this, students should choose electives that are tailored to the type(s) of counseling that are related to their career goals. The required courses are listed below:
 
 
For descriptions of each of these courses, click here.
If you'd like to download a copy of the graduate catalog, click here.
 
 
Required courses (6 hours): 
Counseling Theories and Techniques 
Introduction to Psychopathology and Adaptive Behavior 
 
Electives (choose 3; 9 hours total):  
Introduction to Counseling Skills
Multicultural Issues in Counseling 
Group Dynamics and Group Counseling 
Marriage and Family Counseling 
Child and Adolescent Counseling 
Grief and Crisis Counseling 
Substance Abuse Counseling 

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