Antioch University Santa Barbara

I attended in 2016-2018. I loved the program and went all in on participation. At graduation I was a real fan. However, my road to licensure was considerably delayed by the indifference, disinterest, and unavailability of adminstrative support for graduates. The unavailability of two different form” letters (a paragraph each with signatures) added six and half months total delay in receiving my final licensure from the BBS. I was amazed at the difficulty I encountered not just once but twice, once at the start and now at the end of three thousand internship hours, awaiting the opportunity to test for a final licensing as a therapist after six years work. These were both routine form letter the BBS requires from the programs licensees attended. I cannot recommend this program any longer. And I feel a need to add a caution about investing in it. They just care little for alumni or past graduates. It is not a global “ feeling” of Antioch staff, but it is very apparent that it was in no way a priority to supply what only they could, to assist a past graduate. Many administrative fails in both cases, revealed that very few resources are allocated to those who have received a diploma, but whose journey is not completed until they can license.

Great book signing with John Todd, Ph.D.