What can you do with a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology in California?
Choosing a career path can daunting for many college graduate students, especially when their chosen program has a wide variety of job options. This is especially true for students in Jessup’s Master of Arts inCounseling Psychology (MACP) program.
Although Jessup’s MACP program is designed to meet
California’s state requirements for the Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) and
the Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) licenses, it also prepares students
for many types of professions. Students in our MACP program are not tied to one
path; they have dozens of mainstream and even some out-of-the-box options. In
the next blog, we’ll highlight some non-traditional career paths for MACP
graduates. Some of the mainstream careers include:
Marriage and family counseling: A marriage and family counselor helps couples and families resolve interpersonal issues. Counselors work in individual and group settings to achieve predetermined goals and help families become healthy. Some of these issues include:
Communication
Intimacy
Financial
Parenting and relationships with children
Mental health counseling: A mental health counselor helps clients manage and overcome mental and emotional disorders. By asking questions, they help clients understand the root of their problems and give them coping strategies that will improve their day-to-day lives. A mental health counselor may work in a hospital, private practice, college, or substance abuse treatment center. Mental health counselors have a variety of tasks including:
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