Marriage & Family Therapy Program (MFT) or Clinical Counseling - Alliant International University

Times are tough and many people have been struggling in their day to day lives dealing with conflict, stress and depression. Do you feel the calling to help but don’t know where to start? Share your compassion and help the lives of others. Pursue a career as a Marriage & Family Therapist or a Clinical Counselor at Alliant International University.
Trying to decide which degree can help you pursue your career goals? Watch this video to learn the difference between an MFT (Marriage and Family Therapy) and a Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling degree, the patients you'll help and the certifications you can pursue.
What Is a Marriage And Family Therapy Degree (MFT)?
An MFT degree is one of the branches of psychology where you can study how to be a mental health professional to offer psychotherapy to couples or families to help them overcome their challenges.
What Is a Clinical Counseling Program?
On the other hand, getting a counseling degree helps you become a clinical counselor, where you can provide counseling services such as diagnosing emotional or mental health issues and behavior disorders. Helping other people cope up in their daily lives, learning to find their strength during hard times and overcome struggles with a positive mind.
Make a difference in other people's lives, get a psychology degree at your own pace.
Have you decided which degree is the right one for you? Check out the links below to help you navigate through the site. Alliant International University offers a wide range of Psychology courses that can be accessed on-campus and online.
Learn more about Marriage And Family Therapy Program:
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Learn more about our Clinical Counseling Degree:
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Psychology Courses: www.alliant.edu/psychology
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