Denver Seminary  

Students in Denver Seminary’s Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling receive solid clinical instruction in counseling methodologies, sound biblical training and encouragement and instruction on integrating their faith with their learning. Our professors have extensive counseling experience and are able to illustrate from personal example the application of these principles in the counseling field. While the program is academically challenging, students also have the opportunity for practical, hands-on application of theory to practice through the on-site practicum and external internship experiences.

The Master of Arts in Counseling with a Community Counseling concentration includes practicum and internships in preparation for the National Counselor Exam and work within a religious or secular clinical program. This program fulfills the academic requirements for counseling licensure in the state of Colorado requirements and is CACREP accredited.