Military Behavioral Health Certificate

The graduate certificate in Military Behavioral Health curriculum enhances understanding and appreciation of cultural and environmental factors that affect individual and family functioning for military and veteran populations. Students will gain skills in assessment, intervention, and prevention of psychological problems typically encountered by military members and their families. In order to earn the graduate certificate students must complete a total of 12 credit hours. Eligibility is limited to students who hold, are or pursuing, a graduate degree in the counseling professions including social work, family sciences, clinical psychology, and educational, school and counseling psychology. Graduate and post-graduates from other human services disciplines may petition the advisory board for acceptance to the certificate with consideration given to the applicant’s academic and vocational histories.