Online Master of Arts in Counseling Clinical Mental Health Counseling Careers

Counselor & Thinking Patient

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What can you do with an Online Master of Arts in Counseling?

Change Lives. Transform Futures.

Earning a Master of Arts in Counseling online from a top-tier university like Bradley can open the door to new opportunities in a wide variety of settings. Let’s explore a few career paths now.

Clinical Mental Health Careers:

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling
    Utilize a range of therapeutic techniques to help individuals, families and children deal with emotional and/or psychological problems.
  • Substance Abuse Counseling
    Provide support for clients who suffer from addictions to various substances.
  • Rehabilitation Counseling
    Work with those living with a disability or dealing with a life-changing accident and help them to lead positive, productive lives.
  • Crisis Counseling
    Offer guidance to those who have experienced a serious traumatic event and help them refocus to become functional again.
  • Grief Counseling
    Counsel those coping with the grief and sense of loss that follows the death of a loved one or tragic life experience.
  • Marriage, Couples and Family Counseling
    Help heal fractured relationships and strengthen bonds between spouses and family members.
  • Veterans Counseling
    Give counsel to the more than 5 million U.S. veterans struggling with the myriad physical, emotional, mental and social issues that can arise after combat; help them adjust to life after military service.

Your next great step begins today

Connect with an advisor to discuss career outcomes, curriculum, and get your questions answered

Your next great step begins today

Connect with an advisor to discuss career outcomes, curriculum, and get your questions answered.

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Where can you work?

  • Outpatient and residential care centers
  • Social and human service agencies
  • Community clinics
  • Nonprofit organizations
  • Governmental agencies
  • VA hospitals, medical centers and clinics
  • Healthcare organizations
  • Private corporations (employee assistance programs)
  • Private practices

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