Our Rehabilitation Counseling Program prepares professionals who can effectively deliver rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities.
Rehabilitation counseling emphasizes the
A Rehabilitation Counselor evaluates and coordinates needed services to assist people with disabilities in coping with the limitations caused by such factors as cognitive and learning difficulties, environmental and societal discrimination, and barriers psychological conflict/distress, or loss of physical/functional ability (Council on Rehabilitation Education, 2015).
Along with mastering the techniques and skills that will help you become a qualified counselor, you will learn how to work with individuals with disabilities and chronic disorders being served in community settings, state vocational rehabilitation agencies and private rehabilitation centers. Upon graduation, you will be eligible to become a nationally certified Rehabilitation Counselor.
For more information about our program, visit Program Outcomes, or find policies, course descriptions and more in the Counselor Education Student Handbook.
Project Beyond Possible
Students seeking Fall 2020 admission may apply to Project Beyond Possible, which prepares high-quality rehabilitation counselors to work with state, federal and private entities to help people with disabilities obtain employment and live as independently as possible. Project Beyond Possible participants receive a tuition scholarship.
Program of Study - Fall Admission
Program of Study - Spring Admission
Program Coordinator
Contact the Rehabilitation Counseling office to receive the Rehabilitation Counseling Newsletter with our events, accomplishments and opportunities at M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling
Dr. Michelle Bradham-Cousar
Assistant Clinical Professor
305-348-9905
michelle.bradhamcousar@fiu.edu
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