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Online BSc in Psychology – Crisis Counseling

Bring Healing to the Hurting with the Psychology – Crisis Counseling (Online) program from Liberty University Online.

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Duration

3.5 years

Starting Date

Anytime

Tuition Fee

$455 per credit

Location

Online

About the program

You are passionate about mental health and counseling. You want to help those suffering from recent trauma. You are seeking a degree that will help you spread Christ’s love in our hurting world.

If that sounds like you, Liberty has just what you need. The Psychology – Crisis Counseling (Online) program from Liberty University Online can help equip you to lead hurting people toward healing and hope. You’ll learn how to support those facing acute stress, grief, and trauma. With this knowledge, you could help on an emergency hotline or work in-person with people who are going through crises.

Partner with us and prepare to help people of all ages work toward a brighter future.

Why Choose this Degree?

Crisis counselors offer support to those suffering from a recent crisis, such as a natural disaster or the death of a loved one. Trauma can have devastating effects on a person’s mental health — and crisis counselors can help minimize the damage caused by major crises.

Crisis counseling (or crisis intervention) is generally very brief, often lasting only a few weeks. That’s because crisis counselors seek to address people’s immediate needs, rather than provide long-term therapy. Crisis couselors provide emotional support to their clients and help ensure their physical and psychological safety in the wake of traumatic events.

Courses Included

Principles of Crisis Response
Acute Stress, Grief, and Trauma
Social Psychology
Psychology and Christianity

Minimum requirements

Applicants must have a 2.0 or above cumulative GPA for admission in good standing.

All applicants must submit the following:

Admission application
Application fee
Official college transcripts
Unofficial college transcripts may be accepted with a completed official transcript request form
High School Self-Certification form and official high school transcripts within first 12 credit hours
Proof of English proficiency (for applicants whose native language is other than English)