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Interested in learning more about the MFT program?
Dr. Kyle Horst will be hosting an informational seminar about the program on Thursday September 8, 2022 from 4:00PM – 5:30PM on Zoom. Please email psy@csuchico.edu if you are interested in attending. This seminar will cover all of the basic information about the program including:
The Master of Science Degree in Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy
This three-year program provides an integrated course of study that meets the educational requirements for the Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) license as specified in California State law (SB-33; Section 4980.36). The 60-unit program is designed to train competent professional counselors to work in mental health agencies and private practice settings. The counseling curriculum is competency based with laboratory practice beginning in the introductory course in counseling. Skill acquisition is emphasized by a strong core of introductory laboratory courses and on-campus practica in our Counselor Training Center (CTC), culminating in an off-campus traineeship at a local agency. Theoretical background and training are provided in a variety of counseling approaches including family systems, postmodern, cognitive behavioral, multiculturally sensitive, and integrative models of counseling. Program objectives include: