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Art Therapy, Clinical Psychology & 
Speech-Language Pathology

 

Want to make a difference in the lives of individuals facing communicative, mental and emotional health challenges? 

George Washington University offers graduate programs that build knowledge, clinical expertise and practical skills to prepare you for success as a practicing art therapist, clinical psychologist, speech-language pathologist and more. 

Yes! I want to know more about GW's programs in Art Therapy, Clinic Psychology and Speech-Language Pathology.

 

The GW Advantage

 

  

Move beyond the classroom with immersive, real-world clinical and therapeutic training, taking advantage of GW’s unique location in Washington, D.C.

  

Gain hands-on experience in GW’s community-based clinics, working directly with clients under expert supervision.

  

Earn valuable clinical hours that can count toward professional accreditation and licensure requirements while developing confidence as a skilled clinician.

  

Learn how to prepare for professional exams and certification through our fully accredited programs.

 

Programs at a Glance

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Applied Psychology, MS

Position yourself for career success with a mastery of research methods, psychological theory and statistical and qualitative analysis. In addition to the core MS curriculum, you can customize your studies with electives, extracurricular research and applied work experience. Graduates from our program prepared to meet the rising demand for employees skilled in “mixed methods” (qualitative and quantitative) techniques.

Art Therapy, MA

For those pursuing licensure as Registered Art Therapists, GW’s Master’s program equips you with immersive, hands-on experience in serving a wide range of clients as you hone your clinical and case management skills—all while building your theoretical foundation in individual, family and group counseling, psychopathology and human development. Plus, all students in the master’s program complete trauma training, an essential skill for future art therapists, applying lessons to real-life client work in our on-site GW Art Therapy Clinic.

Clinical Psychology, PsyD

Through immersive clinical training and research methods, GW’s PsyD program prepares you to assess and treat psychopathology to help a wide range of people—from teenagers with depression and veterans with PTSD through holistic therapy, to counseling patients in the LGBT community and more. Gain hands-on experience via GW’s Center Clinic, as well as several external internship opportunities.

Speech-Language Pathology, MA

Gain comprehensive insight into communication disorders and their consequences for individuals and society as you pursue your credentials in our practical, hands-on Master’s program. Additionally, you will complete core practicum rotations under the supervision of certified clinicians in the GW Speech and Hearing Center, as well as two clinical externships in the community.

Speech-Language Pathology, MA (Post-Baccalaureate)

Specially designed for aspiring speech-language pathologists who do not have a speech or hearing undergraduate degree, this post-baccalaureate program prepares you for a future career in the field with hands-on experience with diagnostic materials, case management and clinical observations. Plus, all post-baccalaureate students perform 25 hours of clinical observation.

 

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Employment Opportunities

Here are just some of the field’s top organizations where our graduates are advancing their exciting careers:

American Art Therapy Association
Atlanta Psychological Services
Children's National
Fairfax County Public Schools
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Kennedy Krieger Institute
Medstar National Rehabilitation Network
NVMHI Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute
Progressus Therapy
The Renfrew Center: First in Eating Disorders
Sheppard Pratt
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