2025 Student Scholarship

The field of Marriage and Family Therapy is constantly evolving. In 500 words or less, discuss how you will consider recent research (attachment, neuroscience, etc.) within your practice, what you believe is most critical for the future of marriage and family therapy, and how you plan to contribute to the field.

(125 words or less) Identify three/four learning objectives; Learning objectives should clearly describe what participants are expected to learn; and how participants can apply this knowledge in practice or professional contexts.

Please provide a brief description (1-3 sentences) on how your presentation lends itself to working with diverse populations.

In an effort to remain consistent with our systemic/relational foundation as a marriage and family therapy professional organization, consider how your topic applies to clients’ larger relational systems. Please provide a brief description (1-3 sentences) on how your topic impacts families, relationships or the community.

Cont. Proposal Information

(Synopsis of the program): (Maximum 500 words or less) Briefly describe rationale, content of the program, and how objectives will be met.

(150 words or less) This will appear on the CFAMFT Website.

ADDITIONAL Presenter

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Applicants must be:

• Enrolled in a full-time MFT, MHC, or CSW graduate program.
• A current CFAMFT member in good standing.

PLEASE NOTE: CFAMFT meets the first Thursday of each month from 9:00-10:30 am on Zoom. Programs are presented from 9:30-10:30am and Continuing Education Credit is offered. There are no presentations and/or meetings during the months of July, November and December.

(max 25 words) Your title should clearly and accurately describe the focus of your presentation. (If this program is accepted the title cannot be edited once submitted).

Proposal Information