Doctorate in Counseling Psychology

Location

New Jersey- United States

Qualification

Masters

Fees

$1070 per credit

Duration

4-5 years

Next intake

Fall Semester

Entry score

Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts (Felician transcripts not required) Resume Three letters of recommendation Personal statement Research/Clinical interest statement Statement on diversity Interview with faculty, students and group (after application is completed) A minimum TOEFL score of 79 or IELTS score of 6.5 is required for admission.

The Doctor of Counseling Psychology (Psy.D.) Program prepares graduates to become entry-level health service psychologists, as well as license-eligible psychologists in the State of New Jersey. The training model of the Psy.D. Program follows the scholar/practitioner model. Your training will center on developing the skills needed to function as a psychologist and an independent practitioner. In addition, you will develop skills preparing you to be active consumers of the most current research. Further, you will be able to integrate evidence-based treatments into your skill set as a practitioner.

Graduates of Felician University’s Doctorate in Counseling Psychology (Psy.D.) are prepared to become licensed psychologists and entry-level health service psychologists. Career opportunities include Clinical Psychologist, Counseling Psychologist, Private Practice Psychologist, Behavioral Health Director, College Counseling Center Psychologist, Rehabilitation Psychologist, Clinical Supervisor, and Mental Health Consultant. Graduates work in hospitals, community mental health centers, outpatient clinics, schools, universities, rehabilitation facilities, and private practice.

Felician University’s Doctorate in Counseling Psychology (Psy.D.) follows the practitioner-scholar model, combining rigorous academic training with extensive supervised clinical experiences. The APA-accredited program emphasizes evidence-based practice, multicultural competence, ethical leadership, and compassionate care. Students complete three years of practicum experiences and a doctoral internship while learning from experienced faculty in a supportive environment, preparing them for licensure and successful careers as professional psychologists.

Doctorate in Counseling Psychology