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Expand your professional horizons through a master's in counseling with a clinical mental health specialization. The University of North Texas provides a Master of Science in Counseling through its Counseling and Human Development Center, combining comprehensive academic instruction with hands-on training in individual, couples, family, and group therapy. Gain practical experience at our Child and Family Resource Clinic, Center for Play Therapy, and Consortium for Animal-Assisted Therapy.
Our clinical mental health counseling specialization fulfills all educational requirements for state licensure as a professional counselor. The program holds accreditation from the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs. Both our Master of Science and Master of Education degrees equip graduates for diverse counseling environments.
This specialization opens doors to career opportunities in university counseling centers, private practices, substance abuse treatment facilities, child welfare services, youth counseling clinics, family therapy centers, faith-based counseling organizations, and corporate settings. You'll develop skills to assist diverse client populations while choosing to focus on specific age groups including children, teenagers, college students, or adults.