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Richmont faculty member Dr. Dan Sartor has been featured on a WebMD video series on trauma. The videos focus on trauma triggers and the impact of trauma on relationships. Richmont…
The School of Counseling provides graduate programs that integrate counselor education and Christian faith. Richmont's programs are known for academic and clinical excellence as well as an excellent student experience. The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is accredited by CACREP.
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The goal of the School of Ministry is to advance the Gospel by increasing the capacities of students to understand God's Word (Knowing), to become whole and holy people (Being), and to lead and serve effectively (Doing). Graduate programs in Ministry, Spiritual Formation, and Spiritual Direction are available.
Richmont’s legacy of excellence began in 1933 when the Chattanooga Bible Institute (CBI) was founded to support local churches and their various ministries. In 2000 CBI merged Psychological Studies Institute (PSI), a well known Atlanta instution that was founded in 1973. The combined institution became accredited by SACSCOC and was renamed Richmont Graduate University
Today, Richmont is a fast-growing, faith-based graduate school providing master's-level training in counseling, ministry, and spiritual formation. With thriving campuses in Atlanta, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Counseling - Richmont seeks to attract students who have a heartfelt desire to integrate psychological principles and Christian faith. We anticipate graduates of the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program to pursue licensure as a mental health professional and become employed in a church agency or the private sector.
Those in ministry engage culture and people deeply when they can do three things: one, wisely interpret Scripture; two, demonstrate how theology addresses the great questions that people have; and three, are at ease with, and are supported by, their own theological identities.
We have not just created another academic degree. We have laid out pathways of growth so that your passion to become all you are called to be in the world will be nurtured, guided and expanded. Both significance and longevity will be added to your calling.
Richmont faculty member Dr. Dan Sartor has been featured on a WebMD video series on trauma. The videos focus on trauma triggers and the impact of trauma on relationships. Richmont…
Richmont Graduate University faculty members Daniel Sartor, Ph.D.; Cara Cochran, Ph.D.; Amanda Blackburn, Psy.D.; Mary Plisco, Psy.D.; and Jama White, Psy.D. published an article titled “The Role of Attachment in Spiritual…
Sadly, Atlanta ranks among the top cities in America for human trafficking. Friday, January 11th is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day and Marlow’s Tavern is partnering with the Richmont Institute…
Richmont Graduate University has received 10-year institutional reaccreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools(SACSCOC). The vote to reaffirm Richmont was held at the SACSCOC annual meeting this past…