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Programs

Counseling
  • Master of Arts
Portland or Salem programs
Catalog (course sequences and descriptions)		 Prepares you to work with clients of all ages, either individually or in group counseling, in private practice, profit or nonprofit. This program prepares you to sit for the national licensure exam to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).
Marriage and Family Therapy
  • Master of Arts
  • Certificate
Portland & Salem combination
Catalog (course sequences and descriptions)		 Prepares you to work with a variety of clients and client modalities with diverse backgrounds across the life cycle.

This program prepares you to sit for the national licensure exam to become a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) as well as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).

The possibility of dual licensure at the completion of this program is a unique and desirable feature.
School Counseling
  • Master of Arts
  • Certificate (Initial Counselor Licensure Preparation Program)
Portland
Catalog (course sequences and descriptions)		 Prepares you to work with students in public or private schools and to guide them through the development of educational and career goals, to teach guidance-related curriculum, and consult with parents, teachers, and administrators.

This program prepares you to sit for the Praxis II School Guidance and Counseling specialization test to obtain the Initial School Counseling License.
School Psychology
  • Master of Science
  • Educational Specialist
  • Certificates (Initial and Continuing School Psychology Licensure Preparation Program)
Portland
Catalog (course sequences and descriptions)		 Prepares you to work with children K-12 in public and private schools, to test, assess students, and analyze test results, discerning need areas for children.

The program prepares you to sit for the Praxis II School Psychologist specialization test to obtain the Initial School Psychology License.
Mental Health Trauma
  • Certificate
Portland
Catalog (course sequences and descriptions)		 Prepares you to help individuals, couples, families, and communities deal effectively with the after-effects of trauma/disaster through specialized skills and understanding of how trauma impacts the emotional, physiological, and relational aspects of a person's life.

For more information, contact our admissions counselor at 503-554-6166 or 800-493-4937 or by e-mail at counseling@georgefox.edu.

George Fox University Graduate Department of Counseling
12753 S.W. 68th Ave.
Portland, OR 97223