Our courses are taught by experienced Christian
Psychologists and Marriage and Family Therapists who take a special interest in equipping you with
the tools necessary for practice. Our approach to
education is three-pronged: 1) Theory, 2) Practice
and 3) Personal. We believe in giving you a strong
theoretical background, along with practical experience
(small group process) and personal reflection.
As
you know, there are many other schools you may choose
to receive an MFT degree. However, students come to
our program because of our unique blend of Theology
and Psychology. We provide you with a quality education
consisting of courses required by the state of California
for MFT licensure, with additional courses in Biblical
studies and Integration.
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Assistant Professor of Counseling,
Director, Marital and Family Therapy Program
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