The MA in Art Therapy and Counseling prepares students for professional practice at the intersection of creative expression and mental health support, integrating studio art, psychological theory, and counseling techniques. Students develop skills in the therapeutic use of visual art alongside training in assessment, counseling methods, and ethical practice, with attention to diverse populations and settings. The program emphasizes experiential learning through supervised clinical experiences and reflective practice, preparing graduates to support emotional well-being, personal growth, and healing. Graduates are prepared for careers in clinical, educational, and community contexts and may pursue licensure or credentialing in art therapy and counseling, depending on applicable requirements.