Masters of Education

in Counseling

The Master of Education in Counseling is a broad-based generalist degree that exposes students to a variety of skills in mental health counseling. The program is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) standards. The master's degree in Counseling with specialization in Mental Health Counseling has been accredited by CACREP since 1996, indicating that it has met or exceeded CACREP standards for counselor preparation.

Program Resources

Course Descriptions

COUN Course Sequence for all formats

SPC Faculty

Counseling Handbooks

COUN Clinical Training Handbook

COUN Student Handbook

Common Counseling Program Forms

Drop/Add Form

Leave of Absence Form

Change of Advisor Form

Useful Links

NCE Study Guide Resources

Counseling Videos

Interest Groups for Students

Counselors for Social Justice

Interested in advocating for social justice and positive change in our society? Email the faculty sponsor, Dr. Amber Hughes at hughesa@lindsey.edu

National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI)

Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society

Interested in learning more about the Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society? Email the faculty sponsor, Dr. Greg Bohner at bohnerg@lindsey.edu

American Counseling Association

LICENSURE INFORMATION

Licensure Eligibility Information

State Licensure Board Directory - NBCC