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PSY 580 - Foundations in Marriage and Family Therapy

This course will provide an overview of the origins, theories, and techniques of marriage and family therapy (MFT). Through lectures, in-class activities, readings, and online discussion, students will learn how to apply systems theory to case conceptualization, assessment, and treatment in relational care using techniques that are strengths-based, collaborative, and deeply respectful of clients’ unique context, values, identity, and culture.

Prerequisites & Notes
PSY 505  Professional Ethics & Orientation and in Counseling, PSY 510  Fundamentals of Counseling Theories and Skills I, and PSY 530  Fundamentals of Counseling Theories and Skills II.
Term: Fall

Credits: 3


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