Family Therapy school training courses in Bellevue, NE (public, in-house or online)

This course provides a broad understanding of the structure and dynamics of the family, which may include assessment and methods of marital and family intervention and counseling.

Position yourself for increased career opportunities and job satisfaction in the fast-growing counseling field. This CACREP-accredited master’s program in Marriage and Family Therapy is a rigorous combination of online course work, residencies, and field experiences designed to prepare you for state licensure eligibility.â€?You will learn to apply family systems theories and therapeutic techniques to address a wide range of relationship issues and to assess and treat mental and emotional dis...

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Two years full time. Program is offered in both traditional weekday formats as well as flexible formats suitable for working professionals:
Los Angeles formats: a weekday format in which students attend class one day each week, and a weeknight format in which students attend classes two evenings a week
Westwood formats: a weekday format in which students attend class two days each week, and a weekend format in which students attend classes two weekends a month
Irvine formats: a weekn...

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An accelerated, post-master’s program that may be completed in three years (Program is offered in a flexible format suitable for working professionals).
Graduates are equipped with expert knowledge in theory, research, and practice in marital and family therapy—preparing them to serve as leaders and/or senior administrators in both educational and clinical settings, or to teach in regionally accredited institutions of higher education.
Students choose one of two concentrations: Psychodyn...

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The goal of this course is to help students comprehend the theoretical concepts and intervention techniques in the field of family therapy. Patterns of developmental and societal changes that impact families will also be studied. Students will acquire basic knowledge of the concepts of family systems theory and utilize these concepts in developing hypotheses as to possible treatment planning for dysfunctional families. The range and types of therapeutic interventions that are common to family th...

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