Claudia Seth

Dr. Claudia Seth is an Assistant Professor of Counseling at Colorado Christian University, affiliated with the College of Adult and Graduate Studies - School of Counseling. She is a full-time faculty member with extensive experience in mental health and school counseling, licensed in both Texas and Colorado. Her work integrates clinical practice, education, and faith-based perspectives.

Educational Background:

• Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, Grand Canyon University
• M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling, University of Texas in San Antonio
• B.A. in Spanish Languages, Tarleton State University

Dr. Seth's research and professional interests focus on integrating religion and spirituality into counseling practices, promoting bilingual counseling services, and enhancing online learning in higher education. Her clinical expertise includes treating anxiety, trauma, stress, postpartum depression, and unhealthy relationship dynamics. She emphasizes holistic, community-oriented education and supervision.

Although no recent publications are listed, her professional focus suggests strong engagement with counseling education, faith integration, and culturally responsive practices in mental health.

Professional Recognition:

• National-Board-Certified Counselor (NBCC)

Dr. Seth is actively involved in professional development and service. She has served as an adjunct professor and has experience as a school counselor at both elementary and secondary levels. She is committed to mentoring future counselors and advancing bilingual mental health services through research, supervision, and advocacy. She is a member of the American School Counselor Association, Colorado Counseling Association, and Colorado School Counselor Association.

Dr. Seth leads initiatives to integrate faith and learning in the classroom, emphasizing relational growth, personal development, and service to others. She lives in Colorado with her family and continues to contribute to both academic and clinical counseling communities.