THIS IS 14 WEEK ASYNCHRONIZED LEARNING COURSE
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course will introduce students to Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) theories over two semesters, the first focusing on systemic therapies and the second on CBFT and postmodern approaches. Using a learning-centered educational approach, students will be introduced to systemic and postmodern family therapy theories using clinical case documentation based on the nationally defined MFT Core Competencies. Diversity, evidence-based therapies, and the research foundations will also be covered. Addresses Program Outcomes 3, 4, & 5 and Student Learning Outcomes 3, 4, & 5.
| Outcome (MFT Core Competency/AMFTRB Domain) | Assessment |
| Demonstrate an understanding of the theoretical and historical context of family therapy (1.1.1/) | Examinations Study Sheets |
| Demonstrate understanding of MFT theoretical concepts used for conceptualizing cases (1.1.2/). | Theory Papers |
| Demonstrate an understanding of the process and techniques of MFT therapy approaches (3.1.1/). | Comparison Paper |
| Demonstrate an understanding of the evidence base for family therapy (4.1.1/). | Examinations Final Paper |
| Demonstrate an understanding of how MFT theories may be appropriately used with diverse populations (1.2.1 & 4.1.2/). | Theory Papers |
