Prospective students may explore scholarships made available by the Graduate School and by various professional and service organizations. Minority scholarships are also available. The curriculum for the Specialization allows students some flexibility to pursue their particular interests. This course involves a thorough introduction to the ecosystemic orientation and to the models of family therapy that have arisen from systemic principles. This course is the one that will change your life.
Emphasis is given to complementing theoretical understanding with clinical technique.
This course allow students to explore topics of vital interest to all practicing family therapists. Students take three of these courses. In the program's first year, students serve as part of Family Center teams. By the time spring arrives, students have their own caseloads which they maintain for over a year. Students typically begin this internship in the fall of their second year, and continue working in the community until graduation.