Counseling Psychology Marriage and Family Therapy - Dominican University of California

Counseling Psychology Marriage and Family Therapy from Dominican University of California is a Campus Master Counseling degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Program Outcomes and Strengths Over the last four years, the Dominican University of California graduates from the Master's program in Counseling Psychology have consistently scored higher than the state average on the Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) written examination given by the Board of Behavioral Sciences. Our recent survey of counseling psychology alumni found that: Alumni (over 90 percent) expressed either a high or very high degree of satisfaction in their current job setting. Alumni (over 90 percent) are currently either licensed MFTs or registered MFT interns. Alumni (over 90 percent) are currently in the field of counseling. A majority of these are in private practice (65 percent) and work in Marin County. Alumni report these program strengths: Teaching excellence Support from faculty and staff High academic and professional standards Development of clinical skill in diagnosis and treatment Emphasis on professional ethics Instruction in a variety of orientations: traditional, innovative and alternative High demand for Dominican students by a large number of fieldwork sites Quality of fieldwork experience and internships Small, individualized classes and seminars Supportive and empowering environment Valuable relationships with peers Cooperative, non-competitive learning environment Information leading to a balanced, realistic perspective of the counseling field View more details on Dominican University of California . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling courses.