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University of Pretoria - Faculty of Theology and Religion
MTh (Pastoral Family Therapy) (Coursework)
- Pretoria, South Africa
Master degree
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
This Program offers the student with a four-year BDiv, a BThHons or equivalent qualification, the opportunity of theological specialisation and research at master's level. The coursework modules, in the case of the coursework master's degree, provide the opportunity to acquire specialist skills in the practical field of the Ministry.
University of Leeds
MSc Systemic Family Therapy
- Leeds, United Kingdom
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The MSc Systemic Family Therapy at the University of Leeds is an accredited programme by the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice, designed for those seeking to qualify as Systemic Psy...
La Trobe University
Master of Clinical Family Therapy
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Clinical Family Therapy program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of family systems and therapeutic practices. It focuses on developing skills needed to assess and tre...
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Arizona State University
Marriage and Family Therapy, MAS
- Central City, USA
- Tempe, USA
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy (MAS) at Arizona State University is a comprehensive program designed to prepare students for licensure as marriage and family therapists. The curricu...
University of Maryland
Master's in Couple and Family Therapy (FCFT)
- Adelphi, USA
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master's program in Couple and Family Therapy (FCFT) is designed to prepare students to become licensed mental health professionals specializing in relational and family systems. The curriculum em...
Utah State University
Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy
- Logan, USA
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy program is designed to prepare students to become licensed mental health professionals specializing in working with individuals, couples, and families. The ...
University of Minnesota
Family Education M.Ed.
- Minneapolis, USA
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Family Education M.Ed. program is designed to prepare professionals to support families across diverse settings through comprehensive coursework and practical experiences. It emphasizes the develo...
University of Leeds
Systemic Practice PGCert
- Leeds, United Kingdom
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Postgraduate Certificate in Systemic Practice at the University of Leeds is designed to provide foundational and intermediate training in family therapy over a two-year period. This course is accr...
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Family Therapy degree programs at the Master's level focus on equipping students with the skills to support individuals and families in overcoming challenges and enhancing their relationships. This field stands out for its emphasis on emotional and psychological well-being, integrating therapeutic practices tailored to family dynamics.
Students learn to conduct family assessments, develop treatment plans, and implement evidence-based therapies like cognitive-behavioral and narrative therapy. You'll gain expertise in communication strategies, conflict resolution, and systemic thinking, helping families navigate complex issues. The Master's program often includes supervised clinical practice, allowing students to build confidence as they engage with diverse family situations and dynamics.
With a Master's in Family Therapy, graduates are prepared for a range of career paths, including roles as licensed marriage and family therapists, counselors, and clinical supervisors. They possess valuable skills to facilitate discussions, foster understanding, and promote healing within family systems, making them instrumental in their communities.