The MAP program was founded in 1980 and has an excellent reputation in the mental health community. Moreover, it has an international reputation as a center for phenomenological scholarship, a good deal of which results from the collaborative work of faculty, students, and alumni. The program is generally completed as a two-year full-time course of study. The program offers a broad foundation in p
sychology, philosophy, and psychopathology. Through exploring these in relation to psychotherapy and counseling, students come to appreciate the significance of therapeutic attitude and presence. Most fundamentally, we place a strong emphasis on the relational and ethical dimensions of psychotherapy. This is the official page for Seattle University MAP program, moderated and run by the psychology department. We encourage comments, discussions, questions and respectful criticism and reserve the right to remove any posts or comments deemed inappropriate (hostile or profane language, racism, spam, speculation, inaccuracy, etc). Our goal is to provide a fun, interactive place for Seattle University news, pride and spirit.
