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| MFT 6370: Internal Family Systems Therapy |
| This course familiarizes students with the theoretical foundations and practices of Internal Family Systems therapy. Students will learn how to conceptualize therapeutic work with families, couples and individuals from the perspective of IFS theory, and the central idea of multiplicity. Class sessions will be divided between lectures, experiential exercises and role plays, discussions and viewing videotape examples of the practical application of the theory. Personal applications of the theory will allow students to explore relationships between their own parts and self, and explore the concept of self-leadership. |
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60266 |
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Bill Collins
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W
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1:00PM-5:00 PM
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06/23-08/15
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| Restrictions: Marriage and Family Therapy majors only. Graduate only.
(Default) Normal with N, Audit
Traditional
Full Term
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