Graduate Studies in Marriage & Family Therapy
Northwest Christian College, Eugene Oregon
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NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
Northwest Christian College,
established in 1895,
is regionally accredited by the
Northwest Association of Schools
and Colleges
Certificate Program in
larriage & Family Therapy
Designed for master's level
counselors, clergy, health care
providers and human service
professionals who want to build
their clinical skills, develop a
resource network of other marriage
and family therapists, or earn
continuing education credit.
EMPHASIS: Courses designed to
help counselors complete require
ments for Associate Membership in
the American Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy
(AAMFT) or work toward Oregon
licensure as a marriage and family
therapist.
CLASSES: Same as Master of Arts
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Applications are accepted on a
continuous basis and are due 6
weeks prior to anticipated starting
date.
INQUIRES: Same as Master of Arts
Master of Arts in
Marriage & Family Therapy
This two year degree program is
approved to meet Oregon State
MFT licensure requirements.
EMPHASIS: Systems theories
approach to therapy; family studies;
professional studies; brief therapy;
family theory; clinical experience.
CLASSES: Held on the NCC
campus Monday and Thursday evenings.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Based on
academic record and/or financial need.
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
May 1,1997
DIRECT APPLICATION
INQUIRIES TO:
(541) 343-1641 ext.85,
FAX (541) 343-9159, or write:
Northwest Christian College
Marriage and Family Therapy Program
828 East 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97401
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