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A Masters degree is a personal journey, and your program cohort is more than a study group. They move with you through our two-year curriculum, accelerate skills development through trust and role-playing, and when you graduate they will form the core of your new professional network.
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The two-year master's program prepares students to function effectively in a wide range of mental health settings with individuals, families, and groups varying widely in age, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status. The program supports students in thinking critically and self-reflectively, and in exploring the impact of culture and oppression on their clients' lives and the clinical relationship.
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At the Wright Institute, we train future therapists and counselors to change the world by developing relationship skills and engaging with people in private practice and other fields.
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First year Diversity Committee Representative
"I had a mentor that said stereotypes are like paper cuts - they may seem small and insignificant, and no one on the outside can really see them. But you feel each and every one, and they can really build up over time." READ ANANYA’S STORY
To learn more about how our program prepares students for professional practice, visit one of our M.A. Program Open House events and speak with an admission counselor.
CHECK OUR SCHEDULE