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- MONTICELLO - Thomas Rue of Monticello recently became a certified clinical mental health counselor, with credentials granted by the National Board for Certified Counselors.
- Rue is now qualified to provide an array of professional counseling services, involving psychotherapy, human development, learning theory, and group dynamics to families, couples, and individuals.
- Requirements for certification include a doctorate or masters degree and at least 3000 hours of post graduate clinical counseling work. Candidates must also pass a standardized test and submit a taped counseling sample to the national academy for peer review.
- A 1985 graduate of Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ, with a bachelor's degree in psychology from Trenton State College, Rue has been certified for the general practice of counseling since 1990. He is a contributing editor for The River Reporter.
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- Rue is now qualified to provide an array of professional counseling services, involving psychotherapy, human development, learning theory, and group dynamics to families, couples, and individuals.
Thursday, August 4, 1994, p. 15
Rue becomes certified
mental health counselor