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- Professor: Phillip Strickland
TFC School of Graduate Studies
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This course builds on the course on psychopathology and diagnosis giving special emphasis to treating dysfunctional individual, couple and family dynamics within a family systems perspective. This course involves selecting and applying interventions and techniques based on a range of MFT theories, and includes case conceptualization, assessment, diagnostic, and treatment planning skills using case examples. This course is a hybrid course requiring online pre-work, an intensive weekend spent on campus with hands on training, and online post-work. (Prerequisite: MFT 553)
- Professor: Jamie Brodarick
This course delves into organizational behavior focusing on group formation, coaching and mentoring.
- Professor: Heather Gingrich
Etiology, identification, diagnosis, and treatment of mental disorders according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (version 5-TR).
- Professor: Frederick Gingrich
This course focuses on applying the necessary
skills of communication, intervention, and mediation that are essential in conducting
family therapy. Students role play
complex family situations and practice applying their own approach to therapy
with immediate instructor feedback. This
course is a hybrid course requiring online pre-work, and an intensive weekend
spent on campus with hands on training, and online post-work. Pre-requisites: None.
This is an asynchronous online course that requires a weekend on-campus residency, which has been scheduled for April 21st – April 23rd, 2023.
- Professor: Jamie Brodarick
The course equips students with knowledge, skills, and
resources for a positive experience as a graduate student at TFC.
- Professor: Allison Ferron