MA in Counseling in Detroit United States | Wayne State University

Wayne State University's Master of Arts in Counseling program blends rigorous academic coursework with practical clinical training, preparing you to assist individuals and families across diverse counseling environments. The program features specialized tracks in clinical mental health, clinical rehabilitation counseling, school counseling, art therapy, and combined focus areas. As one of the nation's longest-standing and most respected counseling programs, our CACREP-accredited curriculum meets the highest national standards for counselor education. Graduates emerge with comprehensive knowledge of counseling methodologies, capable of applying theoretical frameworks and research-backed approaches in real-world settings. The curriculum provides deep immersion in counseling theory, philosophical foundations, and evidence-based practices. Coursework spans developmental psychology, relationship counseling, substance abuse treatment, and more. Students examine legal, ethical, and professional considerations relevant to mental health, educational, and rehabilitation counseling contexts.