Marriage and Family Therapy Programs in North Carolina
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Marriage and family therapists offer their clients specialized knowledge in family systems and psychotherapy to help them cope with the stresses of family life. This can include counseling on problems with communication to diagnosis of mental and emotional disorders.
With all the help marriage and family therapists offer, it is no wonder this a growing industry. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects a 14% growth in the field by 2018. This rate of growth will ensure career stability and more opportunities for licensed marriage and family therapists.
Working in North Carolina offers financial benefits aside form the national growth of the field. Marriage and family therapists in North Carolina earn, on average, about $12,000 more than other workers in the state.
In order to become a licensed marriage and family therapist, you must first earn a master’s degree. The following North Carolina schools offer programs that will allow you to begin a career in marriage and family therapy. Request information today!
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Capella University currently offers 3 CACREP-accredited master's programs: Mental Health Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, and School Counseling. CACREP accreditation is your assurance that these Capella programs have been evaluated and meet the rigorous standards set by the mental health counseling profession.
Capella also has a variety of additional counseling and behavioral sciences program offerings:
- Addiction Counseling
- Counselor Education & Supervision
- Counseling Psychology
- Career Counseling
- Studies in Human Behavior
- Social and Community Services
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