Counseling & Applied Educational Psychology
Counseling Psychology PhD
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Program Overview
The Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program is designed to prepare masters level students for counseling psychology practice and research in a variety of settings with children, adolescents, families, and adults from culturally diverse backgrounds. The program is designed to meet both Massachusetts state licensure requirements and the accreditation requirements of the American Psychological Association. However, currently the new Counseling Psychology PhD Program is not accredited by APA, although we intend to pursue accreditation when eligible. The program emphasizes:
- Multicultural competence
- Problem prevention and health promoting practices
- An ecological and community-oriented approach
- Expertise in outcome and counseling research
Our training goals are to produce graduates who demonstrate:
- Knowledge of the basic areas of psychology
- Competence in counseling practice
- Competence in research and scholarly activities
- A commitment to the profession of psychology
This program subscribes to a practitioner-scientist training model, emphasizing excellent practice, informed by research, and the generation and dissemination of scholarship. The course work, supervised fieldwork, and research are integrated throughout the program.
Contact Info
Tracy Robinson-Wood, Program Director
428 Int'l Village, Boston, MA 02115
Tel: 617.373.5936
Fax: 617.373.8892
tr.robinson@neu.edu
- Program Facts
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- Graduate Handbook
- Program Handbook
- Admission Requirements
- Placement Contracts
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Our Students
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Debra Franko
- Deborah Greenwald
- Christina Lee
- Tracy Robinson-Wood
- William Sanchez
- Mariya Shiyko
- Without Post-Masters Prerequisites
- With Post-Masters Prerequisites
- Model Program 2012
