The Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness program is committed to generating, advancing, and disseminating knowledge related to all aspects of research and practice in counseling. The principles informing our work include understanding people across the lifespan in cultural contexts, promotion of equity and social justice in our work, and helping all people craft lives of wellness, health, and meaning. We teach our students to understand people across their lifespan within cultural contexts, to promote equity and social justice in their work, and to help all people craft lives of wellness, health, and meaning. The Master’s of Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness prepares students for fulfilling careers in: Community mental health programs College counseling centers Trauma-focused programs HIV and AIDS outreach programs Substance abuse treatment centers Private psychotherapy practice

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