Utilizing historic, geographic, philosophical and ideological frameworks, a review of the major schools of Marriage and Family Therapy is provided as well as discussion of the similarities and differences between the major concepts across models. The following models are addressed: Transgenerational, Contextual, Object Relations, Milan Systemic, Solution-Focused, Structural, MRI, Haley Strategic, Experiential, Network, Behavioral, Narrative, Collaborative Language, Psychoeducational and Emotionally-Focused, among others.

Over the course of the workshop, suggestions are made to familiarize you to the actual format of the exam as well as to aid anxiety management— maximizing the examinee's strengths. If you are taking the exam shortly after the workshop, it is essential that you attend (having already studied extensively) prepared to sit for the actual exam. Some candidates come to the workshop more than once: first to orient themselves to the process, and a second time — closer to the exam — for fine tuning.

Feel free to attend an unlimited amount of times for an additional registration fee of $100 each time.