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Supporting MFT's across Massachusetts by providing advocacy, quality training, and networking.
Helping Massachusetts residents get the most effective, appropriate family counseling services.
Welcome!
Our goal is to provide you with the information you need. You can find out more about the field of Marriage and Family Therapy, where to find an MFT near you, how to network with mental health professionals, and events coming up for continued learning. If you can't find what you are looking for, e-mail info@mamft.org and we'll do our best to help!
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REGULATING MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY
There was a time when anyone could set up a practice as a marriage counselor, with no legal regulation as to qualifications. Not even a high school diploma was required. Emily Mitchell remembers those days, as she was instrumental in bringing them to an end. READ MORE
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A Goal Oriented Approach - One Reason to Choose an MFT
We believe in a more concrete approach to therapy and in setting goals that can be attained in a finite number of sessions. Learn more by clicking on the link: "What Is a Marriage & Family Therapist?"
MFTs are specially trained on how to create meaningful change through work with individuals, couples and families. Click HERE to find a licensed MFT close to you!
If you would like to receive emails from us about events we are sponsoring, please click here to get on our list.
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 For more information on the changes to CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) Codes effective 1-1-2013 that apply to marriage and family therapists, click HERE
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Our Philosophy
We believe that, as individuals, we begin to more clearly understand ourselves as we more clearly understand our relationships with others. This concept is at the core of the marriage and family approach to therapy.
This site last updated on 3-9-2013
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