Impact

Our alumni change the world, where will a degree in Integral Counseling Psychology take you?

CIIS’ Integral Counseling Psychology students are trained to become Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs) and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs) who understand family and community systems, attachment theory, contemporary trauma theory, cultural/racial dynamics, and transpersonal concepts as a means of treating families, couples, and individuals from varying populations and demographics. Our alumni are leaders in the field of dynamic, progressive mental health treatment, trauma-informed approaches, community activism, relational psychotherapy and integrally-centered learning models and are thus paving the way for the new generation of psychotherapists. With the advent of our hybrid program, we have expanded our reach to offer more students across California and beyond the opportunity to study our time-tested curriculum, updated to reflect the rapidly changing settings of psychotherapeutic treatment and online education.

Integral Counseling Psychology program graduates practice in:

• Private Practice – Offering therapy to individuals, couples, and families.
• Community Mental Health Centers – Providing counseling to underserved populations.
• Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities – Working in psychiatric units, rehabilitation centers, and primary care settings.
• Schools and Universities – Supporting students through school-based counseling and college mental health services.
• Substance Abuse Treatment Centers – Helping clients recover from addiction.
• Correctional Facilities – Providing mental health services to incarcerated individuals.
• Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) – Offering workplace counseling and support.
• Government Agencies and Military – Working with veterans, active-duty personnel, and their families.
• Nonprofit Organizations – Supporting specific populations, such as survivors of trauma or domestic violence.