The Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy (MAMFT) at CPU’s Graduate School provides rigorous clinical training in systemic and relational therapy approaches. This ABHE-accredited program prepares students for licensure as marriage and family therapists through coursework, supervised clinical experience, and professional development.

Program Highlights

• Systemic and relational therapy models
• Supervised clinical practicum (500+ hours)
• Preparation for state MFT licensure
• Couples, family, and child therapy specializations
• Integration of faith perspectives with clinical practice

Career Opportunities

Graduates serve as licensed marriage and family therapists, family counselors, clinical supervisors, and directors of family wellness programs.