School of Behavioral Health | Loma Linda University

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Live to Make a Difference

Our faith-based institution has a rich history in offering our students a unique opportunity to provide treatment in clinical and health care settings, while applying a greater understanding of integrated whole person care.

Our Programs

Take a closer look at our master’s degrees, doctoral programs, and certificates in the areas of counseling, child life, psychology, social work, and play therapy.

Diversity

As stated in its nondiscrimination policy, Loma Linda University "affirms that all persons are of equal worth in the sight of God and they should so be regarded by all people."

Campus Life

Learn about resources and opportunities available to students pursuing graduate studies in the School of Behavioral Health.

Blog

Learn more about what’s happening in the School of Behavioral Health.

Request Information

Have questions? Drop us a line at asksbh@llu.edu or use our form to request more information on your program of interest.

Info Sessions

Join us for our next info session to learn more about our programs and get your questions answered.

Welcome

"Our faculty and students engage in the highest levels of scholarship, professionalism and pursuit for wholeness."

Beverly Buckles, DSW
Dean, School of Behavioral Health

Stories That Matter

Student Mission Experience

"It was a great learning experience. I was able to help a family through grief work and I believe that went really well."

Experience a life-changing mission trip to Honduras through the eyes of our students.

faculty member talking with two students at his desk

Why Choose Us?

Faculty are committed to providing close mentoring to students in clinical practice, academics and bringing spirituality into the practice of behavioral health.

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What Students Are Saying

“One of my favorite things about Loma Linda University is the diversity of the classes. I'm able to engage with people from a lot of different backgrounds with varying experiences, which creates great opportunities for learning.”

Shaon Martineau
Systems, Families, & Couples PhD student