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Mental Health Services

In Person
Campus: Jackson
Two women sit on a couch in an office, talking and holding folders and notebooks. Stuffed animals are arranged on the back of the couch, adding comfort to this mental health support setting, while a blanket is draped nearby.

Help people find their way forward

The Mental Health Services program at 鶹Ƶ University prepares students with foundational knowledge in social work, mental health counseling, psychopathology, and abnormal psychology. Grounded in a Christ-centered academic environment, the program equips students with the knowledge base needed for careers in mental health support and further graduate study in counseling or social work.

Quick Facts

Department

Social Work

Format

In Person

Program Type

Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Mental Health Services at 鶹Ƶ develops practitioners who care for people in crisis and in need — building the clinical knowledge, therapeutic skills, and professional formation needed to serve individuals and families in mental health contexts with both competence and genuine compassion.

A woman in a maroon blazer stands and talks to students seated at desks with laptops in a classroom. There are clocks, a whiteboard, and a projector screen visible in the background.

Helping People Find Solid Ground and a Way Forward

At 鶹Ƶ, mental health services is for students who want to help people navigate some of life’s most difficult challenges. Faculty equip you with the knowledge and compassionate perspective needed to serve effectively — preparing you for a career where your work genuinely matters to the people you serve.

Take the next step with confidence

Whether you’re exploring, visiting, or ready to apply—we’re here to help you move forward.