Argosy University–Denver
Department of Counseling and Marriage & Family Therapy
About the Program
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September 05, 2012 Argosy University Denver offers both the MA and the DMFT in Marriage and Family Therapy. The programs are practitioner based and offer a strong emphasis on clinical skills. Both programs are designed to meet Colorado requirements for licensure as a marriage and family therapist.
Program Overview
Program Administrator:
Dr. April Young
Department Emphasis:
| Area | Percentage | |
|---|---|---|
| Family Therapy | 25% | |
| Human Development | 25% | |
| Family Science | 19% | |
| Practicum | 19% | |
| Research | 6% | |
| Ethics & Professional Studies | 6% |
Campus Enrollment:
100
Programs Options:
Master's, Doctoral Address & Contact Information
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7600 E. Eastman Avenue
Denver, CO 80231United States
39° 39' 25.3944" N, 104° 54' 3.4056" W
Graduate Program
Director:
Dr. Tracy Baldo Senstock
Courses Offered:
- Theories of Family Process & Development
- Advanced Theories of Family Therapy
- Social & Cultural Foundations
- Family Therapy Counseling Skills
- Couple & Relational Counseling Skills
- Advanced Individual, Couples, and Family Therapy
- Substance Abuse Counseling for Individuals & Families
- Psychopathology & Assessment
- Human Development: Lifespan; Human Sexuality
- Child & Adolescent Counseling
- Professional & Ethical Issues in Family Therapy
- Research & Assessment
- Practicum I, II, & III
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
Comments:
The DMFT program focuses on advanced clinical knowledge and skill. Extensive training in theory, practice and supervision are the focus of the degree.
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The MAMFT program is a weekend based delivery model designed for individuals who work full time and are seeking advanced training and education in marriage and family therapy. The degree leads to licensure as an LMFT.