10 courses with the subject CFTX, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CFTX 501Introduction to Family Therapy Models I3.0
The purpose of this course is to introduce the student to major family therapy theories and their relationship to general systems theory and cybernetics.
The purpose of the first year practicum is for students to develop the foundational skills necessary for the practice of couple and family therapy. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite supervisor, who is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of the first year practicum is for students to develop the foundational skills necessary for the practice of couple and family therapy. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite supervisor, who is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of the first year practicum is for students to develop the foundational skills necessary for the practice of couple and family therapy. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite supervisor, who is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of second year practicum is for students to show integration of theory and practice, develop their own style of practice, and globally demonstrate comfort and competency in the role and functions of a couple and family therapist. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite and group supervisors, who are AAMFT Approved Supervisors or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidates. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of second year practicum is for students to show integration of theory and practice, develop their own style of practice, and globally demonstrate comfort and competency in the role and functions of a couple and family therapist. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite and group supervisors, who are AAMFT Approved Supervisors or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidates. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of second year practicum is for students to show integration of theory and practice, develop their own style of practice, and globally demonstrate comfort and competency in the role and functions of a couple and family therapist. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite and group supervisors, who are AAMFT Approved Supervisors or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidates. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
The purpose of second year practicum is for students to show integration of theory and practice, develop their own style of practice, and globally demonstrate comfort and competency in the role and functions of a couple and family therapist. Students are expected to meet weekly with their onsite supervisor (who is a licensed mental health practitioner but may be a non-AAMFT Approved Supervisor); and weekly with their offsite and group supervisors, who are AAMFT Approved Supervisors or AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidates. An average of 16-20 client contact hours is expected each week for MFT students.
CFTX 573Group Therapy: Theoretical Models and Practice2.0
Students in this course will gain knowledge of group psychotherapy theoretical models and practices for developing and running group psychotherapies. All types of group processes will be examined, including structured and unstructured, and topic-specific modalities. Strategies for maintaining a systemic perspective will be emphasized, along with a focus on diversity and experience. Experiential learning activities and implementation-based projects will be a primary evaluation method.
