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Clinical Mental Health Counseling - MSED

The College of Saint Rose · Albany, NY

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Program
Award
Clinical Mental Health Counseling - MSED
Credential class
ceterms:MasterDegree
CIP
42.2803
Catalog edition
2022-2024
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The mission of The College of Saint Rose Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is to prepare students to become culturally competent counselors and engaged advocates that work in a variety of clinical mental health settings and with a diverse range of clients. Our students are prepared to provide client-centered clinical services, including diagnosis, treatment planning, and interventions, focused on the unique needs of individuals, couples, families, and groups across the lifespan. Framed by an ecological and multicultural perspective, students in our program gain the knowledge, awareness, and skills needed to effectively intervene with a variety of presenting concerns and populations. Our graduates are reflective practitioners committed to social justice and the provision of quality clinical services to all within our communities. The Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is intended to prepare licensed professional counselors to address the clinical needs of children, adolescents and adults in a variety of mental health and community settings. Competencies in working with individuals, groups, families, organizations and communities are developed through a combination of course work in theory, application, and internship experiences. Course work introduces students to current theory and research in counseling across the life span, as well as a variety of psychological disorders. Students develop competence in mental health counseling approaches through course work in mental health counseling interventions (with a focus on advocacy and social justice), assessment and appraisal, case management and consultation, family violence, social and cross-cultural counseling methods, and practicum/internships in a mental health or community agency setting. The practicum and internships in mental health counseling provide students with opportunities to develop additional skills related to effective clinical mental health counseling practice. Practicum students and interns are supervised by a licensed mental health professional at their sites and a faculty liaison. Electives may be taken in child, adolescent or adult development, school or college counseling, special education, or any special topics courses in counseling.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
195234
CourseShelf checklist
CK_195234_e2333812
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Required Core Courses (24 credits)

39 items
  1. CSL 500
    Counseling Theory and Practice
    As published: “CSL 500”
  2. CSL 505
    Research in Counseling
    As published: “CSL 505”
  3. CSL 528
    Clinical Counsel Skills
    As published: “CSL 528”
  4. CSL 529
    Tests, Measuremnt, Appraisal
    As published: “CSL 529”
  5. CSL 530
    Life-Span Developmnt Issues
    As published: “CSL 530”
  6. CSL 540
    Soc & Cult Foundations in CSL
    As published: “CSL 540”
  7. CSL 553
    Group Counseling & Dynamics
    As published: “CSL 553”
  8. CSL 554
    Career Development
    As published: “CSL 554”
  9. CSL 584
    Qualifying Exam Workshop
    As published: “CSL 584”
  10. CSL 999
    Qualifying Exam
    As published: “CSL 999”
  11. CSL 599
    Thesis
    As published: “CSL 599”
  12. EDU 603
    Child Abuse Prevention
    As published: “EDU 603”
  13. EDU 611
    Dignity For All Students
    As published: “EDU 611”
  14. CSL 528
    Clinical Counsel Skills
    As published: “CSL 528 : (Prerequisite: CSL 500 )”
  15. CSL 529
    Tests, Measuremnt, Appraisal
    As published: “CSL 529 : Cross-listed with EPY 529 . (Prerequisite: CSL 505 )”
  16. CSL 999
    Qualifying Exam
    As published: “CSL 999 : (Prerequisites: CSL 584 , CSL 500 , CSL 501 , CSL 505 , CSL 528 , CSL 529 , CSL 530 , CSL 540 , CSL 553 & CSL 554 ; must pass before moving on to internship)”
  17. CSL 599
    Thesis
    As published: “CSL 599 : (Optional) Students must decide to write a thesis prior to the completion of the first eighteen hours of graduate study. The thesis option is dependent upon the acceptance of a thesis advisor from among the department faculty”
  18. CSL 501
    Prof Orient & Eth Prct CMHC
    As published: “CSL 501”
  19. CSL 509
    Practicum in Ment Hlth Cnslg
    As published: “CSL 509”
  20. CSL 534
    CSL Intervent w/Chld, Adoles
    As published: “CSL 534”
  21. CSL 538
    Addictions Counseling
    As published: “CSL 538”
  22. CSL 575
    Intro to Family Counseling
    As published: “CSL 575”
  23. CSL 576
    Disaster, Crisis, Trauma Cnslg
    As published: “CSL 576”
  24. CSL 578
    Case Mgmnt, Consul, Organ Chng
    As published: “CSL 578”
  25. CSL 585
    Psychopathology
    As published: “CSL 585”
  26. CSL 588
    Seminar in Family Violence
    As published: “CSL 588”
  27. CSL 593
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern I
    As published: “CSL 593”
  28. CSL 594
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern II
    As published: “CSL 594”
  29. CSL 509
    Practicum in Ment Hlth Cnslg
    As published: “CSL 509 : (Prerequisites: CSL 501 , CSL 528 , CSL 585 ; all workshops, Co-requisite: CSL 553 )”
  30. CSL 575
    Intro to Family Counseling
    As published: “CSL 575 : (Prerequisite: CSL 500 and CSL 528 )”
  31. CSL 585
    Psychopathology
    As published: “CSL 585 : (Prerequisite: CSL 500 )”
  32. CSL 593
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern I
    As published: “CSL 593 : (Prerequisites: CSL 509 , successfully passing the Qualifying Examination, requires advisor approval)”
  33. CSL 594
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern II
    As published: “CSL 594 : (Pre-requisite: CSL 593 )”
  34. CSL 509
    Practicum in Ment Hlth Cnslg
    As published: “CSL 509”
  35. CSL 593
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern I
    As published: “CSL 593”
  36. CSL 594
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern II
    As published: “CSL 594”
  37. CSL 509
    Practicum in Ment Hlth Cnslg
    As published: “CSL 509 : (Prerequisites: CSL 501 , CSL 528 , CSL 585 , all workshops; Co-requisite: CSL 553 )”
  38. CSL 593
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern I
    As published: “CSL 593 : (Prerequisites: CSL 509 , successfully passing Qualifying Examination, requires advisor approval)”
  39. CSL 594
    Mental Hlth Cnslg Intern II
    As published: “CSL 594 : (Pre-requisite: CSL 593 )”
Source. The College of Saint Rose, catalog 2022-2024 — https://strose.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2022-2024/2022-2024-graduate-catalog/academic-programs/the-thelma-p-lally-school-of-education/clinical-mental-health-counseling-msed. Captured page pages/2948.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.