MSPP Campuses

The Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology (MSPP), now known as William James College, offers a variety of specialized programs in psychology and mental health at its Newton Campus. This campus serves as the primary location for the institution, providing a supportive and innovative environment for students pursuing advanced degrees in the field of psychology.

• Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology: This flagship program prepares students for professional practice with a focus on clinical skills, research, and community engagement.
• Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Designed for individuals seeking licensure as mental health counselors, this program emphasizes therapeutic techniques and client-centered approaches.
• Master of Arts in Organizational Psychology: This program focuses on applying psychological principles to workplace dynamics, leadership, and organizational development.
• Master of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis: A specialized track for students interested in working with individuals with autism and other developmental disorders, focusing on behavior modification techniques.
• Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in School Psychology: This program trains students to work in educational settings, addressing the psychological and academic needs of children and adolescents.

In addition to these core programs, the Newton Campus offers certificate programs and continuing education opportunities for professionals seeking to enhance their skills. The curriculum across all programs integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to address complex mental health challenges. The campus fosters a collaborative learning environment with access to experienced faculty, modern facilities, and community-based practicum opportunities. Students are encouraged to engage in research and advocacy to advance the field of psychology and improve mental health outcomes in diverse populations.