MA in Education - Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Seattle United States | Seattle University

Seattle University's Clinical Mental Health Counseling program equips future counselors to become ethical, thoughtful, and culturally aware professionals who drive positive change in clinical mental health, hospital, agency, and academic environments. Recognized as a national leader in counselor education, this program was the first in Seattle to earn accreditation from the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), the premier accrediting organization for master's-level counseling programs nationwide. Ranked as Seattle's top graduate counseling program by Top Counseling Schools, the program excels in completion rates, career placement, licensure exam success, faculty research, and affordability. The distinguished faculty are nationally recognized experts who actively contribute to state and national discussions on mental health counseling. Unique among programs nationwide, graduates qualify for Washington State substance use disorder certification immediately upon completion, enabling them to deliver comprehensive care that addresses both addiction and mental health challenges. Program alumni emerge with profound expertise in mental health and substance abuse treatment, exceptional clinical competencies, and a dedication to advancing social equity.