Master's in Science (MS) in Christian Psychology

TOTAL CREDITS : 50

COURSE LENGTH: 2 YEARS

Weekly Classes

Textbooks included

A Master's in Science (MS) in Christian Psychology with a minor in clinical Mental Health is a graduate-level program that combines the study of psychology with a Christian worldview and principles. This program is designed to prepare individuals for careers in counseling, therapy, or psychology with an emphasis on integrating Christian faith and values into psychological practice. Here's an overview of what you can expect in an MS in Christian Psychology program:

Do you desire to become a licensed counselor, helping those who are dealing with Anger Management, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality (BPD) Codependency, Coping Skills, Depression, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Eating Disorders, Emotional Disturbance, Family Conflict.

We also Prepare you to pass the NCE Exam

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Core Curriculum:

Psychological Theories and Concepts: Students study fundamental principles of psychology, including psychological theories, research methods, and key concepts in areas such as developmental psychology, social psychology, and cognitive psychology.

Christian Worldview Integration: This is a significant component of the program, where students explore the integration of Christian faith and values into the field of psychology. Courses may cover topics like the relationship between psychology and theology, ethical considerations, and the application of Christian principles in counseling and therapy.

Counseling and Therapy Techniques: Students learn counseling and therapy techniques applicable to various populations and presenting issues. This includes individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and crisis intervention.

Assessment and Diagnosis: Courses cover psychological assessment tools and techniques for diagnosing mental health disorders. Students learn how to conduct assessments and use diagnostic criteria in a clinical context.

Ethics and Professional Practice: Students explore ethical guidelines specific to Christian counseling and psychology. This includes discussions on confidentiality, informed consent, and ethical dilemmas in faith-based counseling.

Addiction and Mental Health Counseling: Some programs offer courses on addiction counseling and mental health counseling, addressing issues related to substance abuse and mental health disorders from both clinical and Christian perspectives.

Spiritual Integration: An important aspect of an MS in Christian Psychology program is the integration of spirituality and faith into the counseling and therapy process. Students are trained to address spiritual and religious issues in therapy, incorporate prayer and biblical principles, and provide care that aligns with Christian values.

Practicum and Supervision: Many programs require students to complete supervised practicum and internship experiences in counseling or therapy settings. This hands-on training allows students to apply their counseling skills under the guidance of experienced professionals.

Licensure and Certification: Graduates of MS in Christian Psychology programs may pursue licensure as professional counselors or therapists, depending on the regulations in their region. Those who go through our Program will be prepared to take the NCE Exam and they can also seek certification from organizations such as the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) or other faith-based counseling associations as well.

Career Opportunities: Graduates of MS in Christian Psychology programs can pursue careers in various settings, including:

Working for Counseling Organization:  Church Counseling Ministries: Providing counseling services within church ministries or faith-based counseling centers.

Private Practice: Establishing their own counseling or therapy practices with a Christian counseling focus.

Nonprofit Organizations: Working for Christian nonprofit organizations that offer counseling and support services to individuals and families.

Educational Institutions: Serving as counselors or educators in Christian schools, colleges, or seminaries.