Welcome to the Mini Master of Psychosocial Counseling Studies Program at AIES. This learning experience explores a range of topics in counseling theory, mental health awareness, trauma-informed care, and the social dynamics that influence individual well-being. Through five curated courses, learners examine the emotional, psychological, and societal factors that affect human behavior and support systems in various settings.
Upon completing the Mini Master of Psychosocial Counseling Studies Program, students will be able to:
This program encourages reflective learning and supports the development of applied knowledge in psychosocial support and counseling practices across community, educational, and organizational contexts.
The program is structured as a single-level offering, featuring five carefully curated courses that explore key concepts and applied topics in psychosocial counseling.
Students who complete the Mini Master of Psychosocial Counseling Studies program explore applied knowledge in mental health support, communication, and trauma-informed practices. The content may be useful in settings where emotional well-being, interpersonal care, or support services are part of broader organizational or community initiatives. Please note: This is a non-degree course.
Examples of settings where these insights may be applied include:
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