Our programs emphasize treatment of the whole person, incorporating knowledge of mind
and body to promote health and wellness. Students complete a foundation curriculum and electives in the program. Electives can be in a variety of topic areas, such
as marriage and family counseling, trauma and others, or can focus on health counseling/behavioral medicine, cognitive-behavior therapy, or addictions and correctional counseling. Students also receive specialized training in cognitive behavioral therapy.
Advocacy project and poster session
The student advocacy project and poster session was developed to embody the essence
of the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics which suggests that counselors
should advocate at individual and systems levels to help reduce barriers to client
growth and well-being. To that end, students will identify a social advocacy need,
cause, and/or a vulnerable population for which they will develop and implement a
manageable action plan over three semesters.
How to Apply
Visit the application requirements page to learn about admissions requirements, the application process and the admissions
process for PCOM's MS in Mental Health Counseling program.
Cost of Attendance and Financial Aid
PCOM is committed to helping students maximize funding sources and minimize student
debt. Visit our Office of Financial Aid section to learn about cost of attendance, types of aid available and how to apply for financial aid.
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PCOM Office of Admissions
Email: admissions@pcom.edu
Phone: 215-871-6700 | Fax: 215-872-6719