Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology- Marriage and Family Therapy

The Master's in Counseling Psychology program with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) prepares students to be socially and culturally responsive relationship and family therapists and mental health counselors. In-depth coursework in community mental health where students have an opportunity to provide services and interact with consumers. A focus on a community mental health recovery and wellness approach to serving clients and providing treatment options. A curriculum that attends to the mental health needs of diverse cultures and communities. Emphasis on incorporating evidence based practices and client strengths.Students can choose between the MFT's 3-Year (8 semester) program and an accelerated, more intensive 2-year (7 semester) program. The 2-year intensive program is at the SF campus only.2-YEAR FORMAT - Well suited for students who have a background in psychology, social or mental health services. This may include educational background, andor volunteer or work experience in the field or a related area.

One set of unofficial transcripts from each university/college previously attended. For U.S. applicants, the degree must be from a regionally accredited university/college.Applicants must have earned their Bachelor's and/or Masters' degrees from a regionally accredited institution.MA and Credential applicants: Recommended GPA of 2.75. Two current letters of recommendation, noting suitability for graduate work.Current résumé.