"Welcome to ULM's Marriage and Family Therapy Programs. We offer COAMFTE
Accredited Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Our Master
of Arts degree program is also dually accredited by CACREP. Any of our
distinguished faculty or staff would be delighted to assist you in
learning more about our programs. Contact us today
and find out more about our foundational and systemically oriented
approach to training and clinical practice." - Dr. Jana Sutton
MFT Programs Director
(318) 342-1208 Direct Line
(318) 342-1246 Main Office
sutton@ulm.edu
News Follow us on Facebook!ELC MFT ULM HELPS Announcements  MFT Clinic New Location! We want to welcome you to our beautifully renovated clinic now located in 500 Bayou Drive Strauss Hall #112 Monroe, LA 71209 Contact us for more information at our new number 342-5678 Download our flyer and map here  Dr. Bethany Simmons was a guest interviewer on KEDM. Listen to her conversation about starting out a new year can mean making changes in your life. Dr.
Bethany Simmons, Director of the MFT Clinic, said that improving
relationships can often give that added boost to any resolutions for the
new year...Listen to the full podcast here PhD in MFT with a non-clinical concentration in creative systemic studies, fully online (GOLD) This is an elitist cohort program for professionals.  Bradford Keeney, Ph.D., Professor and Hanna Spyker Eminent Scholars Chair, College of Education and Human Development, and Hillary Stephenson, Ph.D., Distinguished Visiting Professor, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla gave the Plenary Address to the Third International Conference on Psychology, in Puebla, Mexico on November 19, 2011.Their talk was entitled "Circular Poetics and the Art of Creative Transformation." | Marriage & Family Therapy Programs:
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The
Ph.D. degree program in Marriage and Family Therapy at University of
Louisiana at Monroe prepares graduates for careers as
scholars/teachers, researchers, supervisors and senior clinicians. The
69 credit-hour program integrates systemically oriented philosophy
and theory, clinical practice and qualitative and quantitative research.