Top 10 Reasons to Attend NDNU’s School of Psychology
Notre Dame de Namur University
Top 10 Reasons to Attend NDNU’s Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology
We approach the study of psychology as a branch of science that studies human behavior and mental processes. Our School emphasizes applied psychology which also recognizes the influence of the arts, culture, and real-world experience. Our teaching values the development of the whole person throughout the lifespan.
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1 100 Years of Experience Select to learn more
Train for MFT or LPCC licensure, pursue doctoral training, or become an unlicensed mental health professional.
2 Learn from Practitioners Select to learn more
Learn from mental health professionals working in the community and private practice, who practice what they teach, bridging theory with real-world application.
3 Flexible Scheduling Select to learn more
Complete programs at your own pace-in-person or online in California-afternoon, evenings, and weekends.
4 Personalized Education Select to learn more
Holistic, integrative, depth-oriented, contemporary training in psychotherapy, marriage and family therapy, child and adult mental health, trauma, expressive arts, and more including consulting, coaching & business psychology.
5 Within Financial Reach Select to learn more
Affordable tuition, scholarships, financial aid, and discounts to help make your education possible.
6 Diverse Community Select to learn more
Join a diverse community of adults—from career changers to international students—focused on wellness and growth.
7 Exceptional Clinical Training Select to learn more
Top-notch training with year-round opportunities at competitive sites across CA, and over 30,000 hours of mental health services annually.
8 Lifelong Connections Select to learn more
Build relationships with professors, students, and alumni in a close-knit, supportive community.
9 Engaged Education Select to learn more
Be part of a vibrant scholar-practitioner academic community that practices, publishes, innovates, leads, presents, and makes an impact.
10 Meaningful Careers Select to learn more
Secure meaningful employment in diverse California settings including private practice, hospitals, and community.
Welcome from the Dean
HelenMarlo,Ph.D, Dean of the School of Psychology,has served in NDNU’s graduate Clinical Psychology Department since 1999. She has over 30 years of experience in higher education including serving as Professor and Department Chair. A licensed clinical psychologist (PSY 15318) and psychoanalyst member of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, shehasmaintaineda private psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and consultation practice for over 25 years
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