Mental Health and Well-Being

The programs in the Academic Area of Mental Health and Well-Being include the Graduate Program and Undergraduate Program in Social Work and Human Services, Graduate Programs in Counseling and Psychology, Expressive Therapies, and Mindfulness, and the Undergraduate Programs in General Psychology, Expressive and Art Therapies, Holistic Psychology, and Counseling. These programs are at the forefront of their fields, with reputations achieved by the quality of the programs and the professional accomplishments of the faculty. The arts and social sciences form the basis of investigating the human condition and informing professional practice. Students, faculty, and graduates are continually engaged in developing new programs and expanding and redefining their professional fields to meet emerging needs in a swiftly changing social, political, and economic environment.