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Counseling and Psychological Services Department Georgia State University

To prepare competent professionals in counseling and psychological services to contribute and provid Why study with Counseling and Psychological Services?

We prepare you for employment in settings such as rehabilitation clinics, public and private schools, correction agencies, colleges and universities and mental health facilities. A concerted effort is devoted to providing you with the knowledge and skills to work successfully in these particular environments. Small conference rooms, observation areas, playrooms, and special classrooms were specifically designed for graduate level education. One of the most active rooms in our department (located on the ninth floor of the College of Education building) is the CPS library, which houses an extensive collection of assessment materials and equipment. We prepare you for a career! You might find employment in settings such as rehabilitation clinics, public and private schools, correction agencies, colleges and universities, and mental health facilities. We also conduct information sessions each month where you can gain more information about our department and programs. If you have questions about the department or would like to attend an information session, please contact us at 404-413-8010, email us at cpsadmissions@gsu.edu

03/14/2025

🎓✨ You’re cordially invited to the College of Education & Human Development's Honors Day Ceremony! ✨🎓
Let’s recognize the hard work and contributions of those making a difference in their fields of study. We hope to see you there! 🙌🎉

Here's the link to RSVP: https://gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9soLmFXU7ZxRYgu

03/07/2025

🌟 CSI Speaker Event Announcement 🌟

We’re thrilled to host Taming Shame with Tammy Kennedy on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 from 11:00-12:30 in Room 915!

Tammy’s interactive and powerful presentation will focus on trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling in overcoming shame. Topics will include childhood trauma, sexual abuse, dissociation, self-harm, su***de, boundaries in therapy, and transference.

About the speaker:
Tammy Kennedy, a CPS graduate, is passionate about helping others heal. Diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder at 17, Tammy’s journey to recovery was long, but she conquered her shame, earned a master’s in counseling, became a therapist, and founded King’s Treasure Box Ministries, a non-profit supporting survivors. 🌿

This event is a must-attend for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of trauma recovery! ✨

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03/05/2025

Everyone please welcome Kali Gaddie, CPS’s new Administrative Specialist!! Kali is a professional with a strong background in office administration and social media management. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, she has a diverse skill set in operational coordination, executive support, and office management. When you see Kali around, give her a GSU Panther welcome! 🐾👋

03/03/2025

We’re so excited to share that our school psych students and faculty attended and presented at the NASP National Conference in Seattle! 🧠✨ We’re incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication they put into advancing the field of school psychology.

02/20/2025

ongratulations Dr. Natalie Grubbs on a successful presentation for the Georgia School Counselor Association (GSCA)! Dr. Grubbs’ presentation focused on the world of advocacy in school counseling and helped current school counselors learn practical approaches to advocate effectively.

02/14/2025

Join us for the Virtual Mindful Mondays! Starting Monday, 2/17 from 8-9 PM! 🧘‍♀️✨ Hosted by , this open group is perfect for students looking to learn and practice mindfulness techniques for personal well-being and future counseling skills. Sessions will include guided exercises, reflective discussions, and tips for a sustainable practice. 🌿 Be sure to DM them with any questions—see you there!

01/15/2025

A big shoutout to Grace Lee, a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Student. Swipe to learn more about her various roles and impressive projects! Lee states, “Everything I do is to impact the next generation as I advocate for vulnerable children and young adults in South Korea to be treated with dignity and respect. As an ASIST trainer, I want to empower individuals to see warning signs so we can keep people safe and more aware about su***de prevention. Being a part of LEAD Atlanta has become one of my greatest joys because there is strength and beauty in our communities if we come together to make a positive impact.”

01/13/2025

Welcome back, Panthers! 🐾🎉 It’s time to make this semester at Georgia State unforgettable. Let’s get back to making moves, meeting goals, and making memories! 📚💙

12/21/2024

Happy Holidays, CPS!!! Enjoy your relaxing holiday break! The CPS office will be closed from December 21st to January 5th! See you back on campus on January 6th!

12/18/2024

Post is taken from - CPS’s very own Katie Palmeri, who is presenting at the Online Positive Discipline Mental Health Conference on January 24th at 11:30 AM! Register to hear from Katie on “Nurturing Connection: Intersections of Play Therapy, Filial Therapy, and Positive Discipline” Register here https://positivediscipline.org/event-5917476

12/09/2024

Dr. Gueh recently attended an awards ceremony in which he received the Courtland Lee Social Justice Award. This award acknowledges a SACES member who has made significant contributions to enhancing social justice within and beyond the counseling profession. Professionals nominated are engaged in activities specific to social justice in legislation, advocacy, teaching, research, or service. A big congratulations to Dr. Gueh!!!

12/02/2024

Some of our CEP students and faculty attended the Southern Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors Conference in Dallas! The SACES Conference aims to bring together professionals with shared interests and provide professional development/continuing education and networking opportunities.

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30 Pryor Street SW
Atlanta, GA
30303

Telephone

+14044138010

Website

http://cps.education.gsu.edu/

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Why study with Counseling and Psychological Services? We prepare you for employment in settings such as rehabilitation clinics, public and private schools, correction agencies, colleges and universities and mental health facilities. A concerted effort is devoted to providing you with the knowledge and skills to work successfully in these particular environments. Small conference rooms, observation areas, playrooms, and special classrooms were specifically designed for graduate level education. One of the most active rooms in our department (located on the ninth floor of the College of Education building) is the CPS library, which houses an extensive collection of assessment materials and equipment. We prepare you for a career! You might find employment in settings such as rehabilitation clinics, public and private schools, correction agencies, colleges and universities, and mental health facilities. A concerted effort is devoted to providing you with the knowledge and skills to work successfully in these particular environments. We also conduct information sessions each month where you can gain more information about our department and programs. If you have questions about the department or would like to attend an information session, please contact us at 404-413-8010, email us at cpsreceptionist@gmail.com