Program Overview

Trauma-informed Counseling Online Graduate Certificate

The online graduate certificate in trauma-informed counseling is designed for current practitioners to build their abilities in master's- and doctoral-level clinicians. This program helps individuals process trauma, requiring effective listening skills and a sensitive set of responses.

Program Overview

The program is developed to assist clients in recovering from traumatic experiences. By deepening the understanding of elements of trauma, crisis intervention, and recovery, individuals will be prepared to offer clients a range of culturally sensitive treatment approaches.

Credit Hours and Tuition

• Credit hours required: 12
• Tuition per credit hour: $533.32

Application Deadlines

• Term: Fall
• Deadline: August 1

Program Benefits

By completing this program, individuals will gain expertise in trauma-informed counseling, including:

• Developmental approaches
• Exposure-based approaches
• Experiential approaches
• Cognitive-behavioral approaches

Application Process

To apply, individuals will first apply through the Graduate School as a student at large. After admission, they will apply to the certificate program. The program can only be started in the fall semester.

Faculty and Department

The program is offered by the Department of Counseling and Higher Education in the College of Education. The department is led by Chair and Professor Suzanne Degges-White.

Courses and Degree Requirements

The program includes a set of courses that provide a comprehensive understanding of trauma-informed counseling. For more information on courses and degree requirements, please refer to the program's official resources.