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Our most comprehensive program is the Core Curriculum sequence,
involving a progression from the Foundations in Family Therapy
course to the Live Clinical Supervision course to the Clinical
Externship in Family Therapy program. Students move sequentially
through this curriculum. However, some trainees may wish to take the
Foundations and/or Live Clinical Supervision courses only.
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Foundations in Family Therapy
An introductory survey course for those who wish to learn about family systems
theory and technique. This 30-week course provides the foundation for more advanced
training in family therapy.
Live Clinical Supervision
A year-long course offering the opportunity for hands-on supervision. Students
participate in treating families from behind a one-way mirror with simultaneous
supervision. In addition, trainees participate as part of a consultation team that
evaluates and plans treatment.
For the Dual Program, students may apply to take both Foundations
in Family Therapy and Live Clinical the same year.
Clinical Externship in Family Therapy
A rigorous clinical and supervisory experience for trainees interested in
attaining broad-based expertise in relational family therapy as it applies to
couples and families. Prerequisite: Foundations in Family Therapy and Live Clinical Supervision
Courses
The Institute provides courses annually in specific areas of interest.
Workshops
The Institute also sponsors several full day workshops each semester. Outstanding teachers from Ackerman and renowned professionals present topics of special interest.
Summer Clinical Practicum
The summer practicum is ideal for those who live too far away to participate on a weekly basis, or for those who want an intensive, month-long, hands-on experience working with families with direct supervision. This brief, intensive training experience makes use of the Institute’s clinic families and teaching faculty in a small group format.
For more information, or to register, contact:
Suna Elmas
212 879-4900, ext 111
training@ackerman.org
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