Counseling students observe patients through two-sided window

Counseling

Healing people, helping communities.

As you train to be a skilled clinical mental health counselor or school counselor, your graduate program will emphasize academic and experiential learning, and learning about self. You’ll be prepared for professional counselor licensure and school counseling certification, as well as advanced graduate work.

Student Successes

Graduate assistantship awarded in counseling program

Stephanie Shorts was recently selected for a graduate assistant position as Kevin Foose had to retire his position upon entering practicum.

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Faculty Successes

Counseling faculty featured in Loyola at a Glance

See faculty successes in the 11/13/09 edition of Loyola at a Glance.

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Alumni Successes

Alumna now teaching in the Department of Counseling

Christine Holbrook Ebrahim, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, 2004, is a faculty member in the Department of Counseling at Loyola University, New Orleans. Christine earned her PhD from the University of New Orleans, where she received the Outstanding Doctoral Graduate Award at graduation.

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