M.A Counselling

To pursue an MA in counseling psychology from a nonpsychology background, start by researching universities' entry requirements. Some may aspect non-psychology graduates while others might need foundational knowledge. If required consider taking an abridhe course or a diploma in psychology, developmental psychology, and research methods through online platforms like Coursera or edX. Volunteering with mental health organizations can provide practical experience while studying counseling theories such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy will help you understand core concepts. Depending on the program you need to take exams like GRE. Networking with professionals and seeking mentorship can also guide you on your journey. Finally when applying highlight your transferable skills and relevant experience, even if they're from outside the field of psychology.