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DMU Applies for CACREP Accreditation
The Divine Mercy University School of Counseling officially submitted an application and self-study for accreditation of it’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree program to the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) on October 4, 2021.
Divine Mercy University’s Psy.D. Students Earn APA Accredited Internship Placement
Seven out of eight Psy.D.students at Divine Mercy University who participated in the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) Phase 1 pre-doctoral application process matched with an APA-accredited site.
DMU and McLean Hospital Launch Three-Year Strategic Collaboration Agreement
Divine Mercy University (DMU) has entered into a strategic collaboration agreement with McLean Hospital. Founded in 1811, McLean Hospital is a leader in psychiatric care, research, training, and advocacy, and is the largest psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School. This new strategic collaboration is the fruit of a generous grant from the Orange Crimson Foundation…
DMU Announces 2022 Commencement Exercises
We are happy to announce Graduation 2022 will be held in-person at The Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington, VA. If you are making travel plans, we have a few tips to help get ready.
Divine Mercy University Launches Spiritual Direction Certificate Program
Divine Mercy University (DMU) and Regnum Christi (RC) of North America are partnering to address the pressing need for spiritual directors in the life of the Church and the world. The Spiritual Direction Certificate (SDC) Program will begin January 2019 and available online for enrolled students. The SDC Program is designed to provide the knowledge,…
Supporting Our Children’s Mental Health
November is children’s mental health awareness month. While it has been challenging for all of us as we face the novel difficulties of COVID-19 together, these times presents a unique challenge to our children’s mental health. Since 2020, a survey noted that 55 percent of children felt “more depressed, sad, or unhappy” versus 25 percent…