Frequently Asked Questions
Here's the answers to frequently asked questions.
Q: What is an MFT?
Where can I find more information about MFTs?
What does a typical MFT counseling session include?
Who typically goes to an MFT counseling session?
How often am I expected to attend MFT counseling?
Is an MFT counseling session confidential?
When can I go to MFT counseling?
Does insurance cover MFT counseling?
Q: What is an LMFT?
A: An MFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
A: Visit www.camft.org for more information about the California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists Q: What does a typical MFT counseling session include? A: A typical counseling session is an interactive session (50 minutes) which includes discussion between client and MFT regarding current situation and challenges.
Q: Who typically goes to an MFT counseling session? A: Any adult or child of any age, couples of any age, or entire family units.
Q: How often am I expected to attend MFT counseling? A: The frequency of the counseling sessions is entirely decided upon by the clients. Typically, sessions begin weekly and then adjust frequency depending on progress and needs.
Q: Is an MFT counseling session confidential? A: All Marriage and Family Therapists are legally and ethically bound to complete confidentiality in all aspects of counseling, thus, no information shared in a session will ever be exposed or shared at another time or place for any reason.