Programs
Southwestern Colleges programs specialize in such areas in Art Therapy, Expressive Therapy, Hospice Counseling, Psychodrama, Eco-Psychology, Somatic Psychology, Positive Psychology, Transpersonal Psychology, Shamanism, Archetypal Psychology and Energy Psychology. The College has a holistic approach to mental health and integrative care.
Graduate Programs
The college currently offers the following graduate programs:
- Master of Arts in Art Therapy/Counseling
- Master of Arts in Counseling
Certificate Programs
The college currently offers the following certificate programs in:
- Children's Mental Health
- Grief, Loss and Trauma Counseling
- Interpersonal Neurobiology, Somatics and Action Methods
- Transformational Ecopsychology
- The Gift of Grief (Albuquerque-based program)
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