School of Allied Health Professions

Department of Counseling

Rehabilitation Counseling Certificate Program

This graduate-level certificate is designed to provide the coursework needed to pursue the Certified Rehabilitation
Counselor (CRC) credential through the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC).

The program focuses on core areas of rehabilitation counseling, including disability and medical aspects of
impairment, vocational assessment, case management, counseling theory and practice, and ethical rehabilitation
services. These courses align with the CRCC knowledge domains and help prepare professionals to meet the
educational requirements necessary to apply for the CRC certification exam.

Designed for professionals with graduate training in counseling or related fields, this certificate provides a pathway to
complete prerequisite coursework and strengthen competencies in serving individuals with disabilities, supporting
eligibility to pursue national certification as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor.

 

Coursework is offered in the following areas:

Addictions/Substance Abuse Counseling

Psychology

School Counseling

Marriage and Family Counseling/Therapy

Mental Health Counseling

Counselor Education & Supervision-Doctoral Degree

Social Work

 

Counseling Certificate Program Admission Requirements

Counseling Certificate Program Admission Requirements

Required Documents - All Applicants

Additional Items - Program-Specific (if requested)

*All programs require a $50 application fee

Certificate Program Timeline

 

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