Marriage & Family Therapy PhD Program
College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences                                                                                                                    Department of Human Development
    
 
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    Students
Our students have ranged from new masters graduates to practitioners with decades of experience, and have also included people embarking on new careers. They have come from all cultures, creeds and backgrounds, and worked together in support and harmony.  Their interests have ranged from spirituality in therapy to ethnic identity, art and family therapy, gender issues, medical family therapy, sports and adventure based interventions, marital enrichment, business consultation, working with children, sexual orientation, and the therapist's use of self, to name only a very few. Our task has been to help them bring their ideas to life, develop their lives to the fullest, and influence the larger world.
 
    Coursework

Clinical Pedagogy: Advanced Systems Theory  Advanced Traditional Models   Advanced Experiential Models   Advanced Contemporary Models   Advanced Professional Seminar   Advanced Diagnosis & Assessment   Marriage & Family Therapy Research   Clinical Supervision of MFT   
Clinical Practice:
Clinical Practicum (200 hours)   Clinical Internship (500 Hours; 9-12 months off campus)   
Human Development & Research :
Human Development   Qualitative & quantitative research   Research & Dissertation

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