Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization Graduation Requirements Acceptance into the clinical portion of training signals the beginning of an intense year of experiences and advanced coursework. During this time students conduct their 500 hours of client contact, primarily with couples and families, and receive at least 200 hours of supervision from clinical faculty.
Supervision includes individual and group sessions with emphasis on live observation supervision.
All students carry a caseload in the Center of Family Services throughout the clinical portion of their training. In addition, advanced students will be assigned an off-campus clinical placement. Currently the placement sites include community agencies and a psychiatric hospital.