Psychology

Each of our APA-accredited programs in clinical psychology are unique, as are their emphasis, specialization, and track offerings. In them we’ll teach you the essential skills needed to work in the field of psychology. You’ll gain clinical practice experience, which helps to prepare you before entering the field as a clinical psychologist.

In this CACREP-accredited program, you’ll develop skills and expertise in diagnosing, treating, and guiding individuals and groups as they work to overcome disability, grow, and embrace change. You’ll gain hands-on experience, counseling individuals who are struggling and get the training you need to become an outstanding clinical mental health counselor.

In these couples and family therapy (MFT) programs, you’ll explore the relationships of family members and how their behaviors affect the family as a whole. You’ll also learn to work with diverse individuals, couples and families, regardless of their structure or circumstance, and find ways to assist them in navigating challenging times.

This program will prepare you to become a licensed psychologist with the ability to prescribe psychotropic medications safely and effectively in states and federal jurisdictions where you have prescriptive authority. The program is designed for licensed clinical psychologists who want to improve the mental health of individuals suffering from a mental illness.

Organizational or I/O psychology (also known as industrial organizational psychology) helps organizations by applying psychological principles and theories to better their establishment. In these programs, you’ll learn to apply theory, state-of-the-art research, and best practices to improve the health and well-being of the people who work within the business world.

Expand on your bachelor’s degree and prepare to take a professional role in helping others manage mental health and substance abuse as a social worker with a master’s degree from CSPP.

The doctoral respecialization program (DRP) in clinical psychology is for students who hold a relevant doctorate and wish to re-specialize in clinical psychology. The LGBT Human services and mental health certificate is designed to meet the growing need for behavioral health professionals working with LGBTQ individuals, couples, and families.