• Family preservation/foster care agencies
• Private practice
• Schools
• Medical facilities (i.e., hospitals)
• Juvenile/adult detention facilities
• Churches
• Community mental health
• Domestic violence facilities
• Community service agencies
• Universities
• Bereavement sgencies
• Elder racilities

What our current students say
"The MFT faculty represent themselves as professionals, yet they come across as ordinary people who understand life's ordinary circumstances. Never did I imagine I could walk into such a well-respected program and be treated with such care and warmth. The faculty members at Friends are very considerate of each individual and what it is that he or she offers to the program; recognizing that no two students are the same." — Jessica Barr, Cohort 28

"I cannot believe I have been in the Master of Family Therapy program at Friends University only four months now. In that short time I have been presented and learned information that will serve myself and my future clients the rest of my life. Yes, the program at Friends University is challenging, but a Family Therapy program where one is surrounded by support by the faculty, staff and yes your cohort." — Alex Lopez, Cohort 28

What our graduates say
"My experience at Friends University is by far one of the best in my life. I chose the Marriage and Family Therapy program mainly because I wanted to work with families and individuals while bringing healing to the community where needed. Although I gained experience through a clinical internship, I also gained a renewed sense of faith within myself as well as the confidence to pursue my dream of becoming a family therapist. Thank you Friends University!" — Meredith Kennedy, Cohort 24

"I chose the Friends University MFT program because I wanted to be trained in therapy, not just theory. The hands-on experience I gained during my master's program allowed me to feel well prepared to provide therapy to a variety of clients. Thanks to Friends, I now have the confidence and clinical knowledge necessary to fulfill my dream of building a private practice." — Shannon Easterly, Cohort 26

For more information about the Marriage and Family Therapy profession, visit the following links:

• American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
• Kansas Behavioral Science Regulatory Board