Counseling Psychology, AAS
Program Narrative To meet the need for graduates capable of functioning independently in behavioral health, health care, education, or human service environments, the Counseling Psychology program offers an education focused on understanding human development, psychological disorders, including developmental psychopathology and neurodevelopmental disorders, and responding appropriately to individuals' needs in these settings. Contextual courses will help students build competency in behavioral health strategies and foundational counseling skills applicable across professional settings. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to tailor their elective and program choices to broaden th
Courses
- EARL 221 — Cultural & Linguistic Diversity in Early Childhood
- PSCO 250 — Behavioral Health Strategies in the Helping Professions
- PSCO 270 — Counseling Psychology Practices
- PSCO 280 — Behavioral Health Internship
- PSYC 235 — Child & Adolescent Psychopathology
- PSYC 258 — Developmental Psychology
- PSYC 258G — Developmental Psychology
- SPED 160 — Intro to Special Education
- SPED 175 — Behavior Support