±«³§¹ó’s Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) program hosted its Fall Family Conference, bringing together students, alumni, faculty, and community members for an evening of learning, connection, and professional development.
The event showcased graduate research from the Couples Counseling curriculum, highlighting the depth of student work. Presentations addressed topics such as infidelity and relationship repair, addiction’s impact on couples, applications of Emotionally Focused Therapy, and approaches for working with diverse couples and family structures.
Student clinicians demonstrated the ability to integrate theory, research, and clinical application — core competencies of the program.
The conference also fostered dialogue between emerging clinicians and experienced professionals. Alumni and community members engaged with student presenters, offering insight, feedback, and encouragement that reflect the collaborative spirit of the program.
The event reinforced the MFT program’s commitment to preparing thoughtful, skilled graduates responsive to the evolving needs of individuals and families, while continuing to serve as a platform for elevating student voices, strengthening professional connections and showcasing the program’s impactful work.