Community Mental Health Services Minor
The Department of Rehabilitation Counseling is offering a minor designed to jumpstart your career in the mental health field.
The Community Mental Health Services (CMHS) minor provides the foundational knowledge, practical skills, and credentials you need to stand out to employers and graduate programs alike.
Why Choose the CMHS Minor?
- Career Ready: This new minor is specifically structured to meet the eligibility requirements for the Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) credential.
- Graduate School Prep: Get a significant head start on preparing your application for future graduate school counseling programs.
- Real-World Experience: Gain hands-on experience in the field before you even graduate.
Curriculum & Requirements
The minor requires a total of 18 credit hours. You will complete the following foundational and specialized courses:
- RHAB 300: Introduction to Community Mental Health Services
- RHAB 310: Community Based Case Management
- RHAB 350: Mental Health & Wellness
- RHAB 420: Multicultural Mental Health Services
- RHAB 450: Theories & Techniques for Human Services
- RHAB 495: Practicum in Rehabilitation
Hands-On Practicum Experience
Note: The RHAB 495 Practicum consists of 120 service hours completed directly within community agencies. Please note that specific prerequisites must be met before enrolling in RHAB 495.
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Take the first step toward a rewarding career in mental health.