Richmont exists to train difference-makers — professional counselors and marriage and family therapists equipped with sound knowledge and clinical skills. Upon graduation, each alumnus has the potential to impact more than 8,000 souls over the course of his or her career.
The goal of programmatic research at Richmont is to further the understanding of the integration of Christian theology as it relates to the areas of counseling and spiritual growth. Richmont encourages faculty, supervisor and student research in the integration of counseling, applied psychology and practical theology. Through our academic programs and the operation of our counseling centers, we're building a large data bank of counseling, psychological and theological information to demonstrate the effectiveness of counseling from a Christian perspective.