Michigan School of Psychology

The Michigan School of Professional Psychology (MiSPP), an independent not-for-profit graduate school, provides an educational climate which inspires students to live up to their potential, professionally and personally. The Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology is offered with both day and evening courses, with full and part-time enrollment options. The Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree is a full-time, minimum four-year, post-masters program. The institution has been a leader in clinical, experiential self-directed education for over 30 years. Its curriculum emphasizes personal growth, authenticity and creativity as integral parts of the academic process. The Michigan School of Professional Psychology (MiSPP) is a unique learning community inspiring growth and excellence. In support of this purpose, the mission of MiSPP is to create an atmosphere characterized by inquiry, discovery and creativity. Dynamic relationships and strong academic rigor foster the development of psychologists and psychotherapists who make significant contributions to their communities and the mental health profession by delivering expert clinical services with integrity and respect for diverse populations. Certificate offerings and non-credit courses give learners the opportunity to broaden their expertise in psychological areas of study. External involvement is critical to achievement of the institutional purpose; to this end, MiSPP actively supports outreach, education and service opportunities that generate healthy environments and relationships.