The Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy (DMFT) is a 56-unit professional doctorate designed for master's-trained MFTs. The program aims to deepen clinical expertise, develop skills in supervision and consultation, and foster leadership within the profession. It is a practice-oriented doctoral program that prepares graduates to offer advanced clinical services, supervise future therapists, consult for organizations, and contribute to evidence-based practice through applied scholarship. The curriculum emphasizes systemic, evidence-based assessments and interventions, and integrates ethical, legal, cultural, and spiritual considerations into advanced clinical work.
Graduates of the DMFT program will be well-prepared for various career paths in the field of marriage and family therapy and behavioral health.
Prospective students should review the 'Application Requirements' for specific details.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please refer to the official 'Additional Cost of Attendance and Fees' for the most current information.