Graduate School of Psychology

The mission of the Graduate School of Psychology is to offer graduate psychology degree programs that are engaged, embodied, contemplative and informative. Each program offers students a process of learning, reflection, integration and mindful practice in relation to service in the world. Drawing from a rich diversity of traditional and innovative theories, students learn to apply compassion and discernment to specific situations.

Students are introduced to and encouraged to deepen contemplative practices that enhance self-awareness and inform relationship. These practices serve as a potent means for holding the tension for perceived opposites, including emptiness and form, stillness and movement, body and mind.

Curricula are rooted in experientially based embodied ways of knowing including empathetically based critical thinking, community practices and inclusive and pluralistic values. From this ground of experience, students naturally discover their personal expression of responsible service in the world.

Overview of Graduate Psychology Programs

Three-Year Residential Programs
with Clinical Licensure

MA in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology

• Art Therapy
• Wilderness Therapy
• Counseling Psychology

MA in Somatic Counseling Psychology

• Body Psychotherapy
• Dance/Movement Therapy

MA in Contemplative Psychotherapy

Two-Year, Low-Residency (primarily online) Programs, No Licensure

MA in Transpersonal Psychology

• Applied Transpersonal Psychology
• Ecopsychology