UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
September 12th
Healing Circles for MFTs: Navigating the political environment as people and as professionals
As mental health professionals, sometimes the personal and professional intersect as we experience parallel emotions as our clients. This event will focus on ways to self care and find support during these challenging times.
Virtual zoom event for members.
July 14th
Pre-Licensed Member Meeting
Calling all pre-licensed MFTs! Join us for our Pre-Licensed Monthly Member Meeting!
Virtual zoom event for members.
July 18th
Peer Consultation
Join fellow systemic thinkers as we tackle a variety of subjects in our monthly peer group!
Virtual zoom event for members.
Under Classifieds - Discounted training opportunities for MEMBERS only - CLICK HERE
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Under Classifieds - Discounted training opportunities for MEMBERS only - CLICK HERE 〰️
November 7th
Both Sides of the Leash: Therapist’s Guide to Emotional Support Animals
This six-hour continuing education course provides mental health professionals with a comprehensive framework for ethically and effectively assessing and documenting Emotional Support Animal (ESA) accommodations.
Designed for therapists, particularly Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs), the course covers the legal, ethical, and clinical considerations necessary for integrating ESAs into a client’s treatment plan while maintaining professional scope.
Virtual event for everyone. Discounted for members.
November 19th
Working with Divorce Ambivalent Clients: Clinical Skills for Supporting Clients on the Brink.
When a client is unsure about leaving their relationship, therapy can stall. You’ll either feel stuck in their internal tug-of-war or be faced with a couple where one partner is checked out before therapy even begins.
This training explores how to work with individual clients experiencing divorce ambivalence, and introduces Discernment Counseling—a brief, structured model specifically designed for mixed-agenda couples. Learn what makes Discernment Counseling effective, why it's not couples therapy, and how to refer clients in a way that protects autonomy, reduces burnout, and keeps therapy on track. Includes a live case consult with real-world takeaways.
Virtual event for everyone. Discounted for members.
WHO IS NJAMFT?
New Jersey Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (NJAMFT) is a nonprofit organization for mental health professionals interested in the systemic and relational basis of Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) and is an advocate for marriage and family therapists in the state of New Jersey. The primary goal of the division is to support the professional development of providers of systemic and relational therapy for families, couples, and individuals.