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Master Degree Programs 193<br />

Marriage and Family Therapy: 14 cr.<br />

MFT622 Advanced Family Therapy.....................................................3 cr.<br />

MFT632 Advanced Couples Therapy..................................................3 cr.<br />

MFT635 Assessment and Treatment <strong>of</strong> Sexual Concerns ..................3 cr.<br />

MFT650 Assessment <strong>of</strong> Families and Couples...................................3 cr.<br />

MFT660 Special Topics (1 cr. per course, min. 2 courses) ..................2 cr.<br />

The following titles are representative <strong>of</strong> one credit special topics courses<br />

available. See the semester course schedule for current <strong>of</strong>ferings.<br />

MFT660B Family Therapy with Violence and Abuse Issues...................1 cr.<br />

MFT660D Addictions and Family Therapy...........................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660E Spirituality and Family Therapy...........................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660F Assessment and Diagnosis <strong>of</strong><br />

Children and Adolescents in Family Therapy..................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660G Marriage and Family Therapy<br />

with Immigrant Families ..................................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660H In-Home Family Therapy ....................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660J Art Therapy with Families ....................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660K Crossing Over: Building Pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

Relationships Between Law Enforcement<br />

and Marriage and Family Therapy..................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660L Grief and Loss in Family Therapy .......................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660M Family Therapy with Families with Disabilities....................1 cr.<br />

MFT660N Medical Family Therapy......................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660P Use <strong>of</strong> Self in Marriage and Family Therapy.......................1 cr.<br />

MFT660Q Assessing and Treating Substance Abuse/<br />

Depedency from a Systemic Perspective.......................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660R Couple and Family Therapy with<br />

Gay and Lesbian Families ..............................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660S Family Therapy with African American Families .................1 cr.<br />

MFT660T Working with Returning Military Personnel<br />

and Their Families from a Systemic Perspective............................1 cr.<br />

MFT660U Marriage and Family Therapy in a Rural Setting ................1 cr.<br />

MFT660V Working Systemically with the<br />

Eating Disorder Population.............................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660W Separating and Divorcing Couples ....................................1 cr.<br />

MFT660X Working with Later Life<br />

Families: Aging from a Family Perspective .....................................1 cr.<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Issues: 4 cr.<br />

MFT642 Marriage and Family Therapy Pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

Issues and Orientation ...................................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT690 Ethical Issues and Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Practices<br />

in Marriage and Family Therapy .....................................................3 cr.<br />

Treatment Planning: 3 cr.<br />

MFT683 Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment<br />

Planning with Children and Adolescents<br />

in Family Therapy ...........................................................................3 cr.<br />

Practicum: 6 cr. (minimum)<br />

MFT643 Systemic Interviewing ...........................................................1 cr.<br />

MFT644 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum I ............................1 cr.<br />

The student completes a supervised practicum experience in a<br />

counseling or mental health setting under direct supervision. This<br />

experience consists <strong>of</strong> a minimum <strong>of</strong> 300 clinical contact hours. This<br />

experience must include at least 150 hours <strong>of</strong> direct clinical service<br />

with couples and families. <strong>Student</strong>s must complete at least two<br />

semesters <strong>of</strong> practicum at the 670-672 level.<br />

A practicum seminar class must be taken concurrently:<br />

MFT670 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum I ............................2 cr.<br />

MFT671 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum II ...........................2 cr.<br />

MFT672 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum III .........................*2 cr.<br />

MFT673 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum IV.........................*2 cr.<br />

Electives: 3 cr. (minimum)<br />

*if necessary<br />

Note: These elective credits are in addition to the 2 required special<br />

topics credits. <strong>Student</strong>s may use additional special topics courses to<br />

fulfill the elective credits, or they may take one <strong>of</strong> the following<br />

courses listed below.<br />

MFT681 Expressive Arts and Narrative Therapy ................................2 cr.<br />

PY621 Psychological Assessment......................................................3 cr.<br />

PLT601 Introduction to Play Therapy...................................................2 cr.<br />

Final Requirements<br />

Final requirements <strong>of</strong> the program include:<br />

MFT791<br />

Integration Paper and Oral Examination (0 cr.)<br />

The integration paper and oral demonstrates the student’s ability to<br />

integrate his or her coursework, practicum, and other pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

experiences with a review <strong>of</strong> current pr<strong>of</strong>essional research literature <strong>of</strong><br />

the student’s choosing approved by the program director or clinical<br />

director. The oral examination is based upon the integration paper.<br />

Faculty<br />

The faculty members and advisers for the Marriage and Family Therapy<br />

programs have earned doctorate or master’s degrees. Faculty members<br />

are selected for their educational and pr<strong>of</strong>essional experience and<br />

expertise. All Marriage and Family Therapy faculty are expected to<br />

engage in clinical practice.

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