Drexel University
About the Program
The emphasis of the graduate programs in couple and family therapy is on training therapists to be both culturally aware and culturally competent. This program is an excellent foundation upon which to build your future career in couple and family therapy within the context of a highly culturally diverse marketplace.
Program Overview
| Area | Percentage | |
|---|---|---|
| Family Therapy | 100% |
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Graduate Program
- Postmodern Theory
- Advanced Theory and Comparative Analysis
- Couples Therapy
- CFT: A Multicultural Perspective
- Diverse Family Structures
- Supervision in Couple and Family Therapy
- Assessment and Diagnosis
- Sex Therapy
- Violence and the Family
- Gender and Power
- Spirituality and Family Therapy
- Research Methods I & II
- Inferential Statistics
- Advanced Qualitative Research
- Advanced Quantitative Research
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
The Ph.D. Program in Couple and Family Therapy is rooted in systems theory and therapy. Emphasis is on specialized training in couple and family therapy theory and technique. Students are expected to demonstrate critical and analytical thinking with respect to the broad areas of systems theory and therapy and to articulate their own theoretical approach to couple and family therapy. The program is committed to training students to be aware of and sensitive to such contextual issues as race class gender spiritual and sexual orientation as well as person of the therapist.
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The Master of Family Therapy Program is a two-year program that prepares couple and family therapy practitioners through academic and clinical training. The program utilizes a system framework emphasizing the interdependence of individual experience and the relational context. The program is committed to training therapists to be aware of and sensitive to cultural diversity.