North Dakota State University

About the Family Therapy Center

The Family Therapy Center (FTC) offers affordable, responsive therapy services to individuals, couples, families, and children in the FM area.  Therapists at the FTC are advanced clinical interns from the NDSU Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) Program. The CFT program is an accredited training program located within the Department of Human Development and Family Science. Therapist interns are supervised by NDSU faculty who are clinical members and approved supervisors of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). Therapists and supervisors adhere to standards set forth by AAMFT. The confidentiality of each client is carefully maintained. 

Common Topics in Therapy 

• Grief 
• Parenting, Parent-Child Struggles 
• Sexual & Emotional Abuse 
• Family & Partner Violence 
• Spiritual and Religious Issues 
• Divorce, Separation, Step-family Challenges 
• Pre-Marital and Pre-Commitment Therapy 
• Depression and Anxiety 
• Sexual Difficulties 
• Life Transitions 
• Relationship Challenges 
• Sexual Orientation

LGBT Supportive and Affirming Services

We are committed to offering supportive and affirming services to LGBT individuals and their families.

Flexible Hours & Affordable Fees

• We offer appointments from 8am - 8pm, Monday - Friday.  New clients can typically schedule an appointment within a week of their initial call.  
• Fees are based on a sliding scale, taking into account your household income and ability to pay.  Fees start at $5 for the community.  NDSU students receive services for free. 
• To set up an appointment call 701-231-8534.  All calls are kept strictly confidential.