Family Therapy

About the Family Therapy Center

The Family Therapy Center (FTC) is located on the campus of North Dakota State University (NDSU). Therapists at the FTC are advanced clinical interns from the NDSU Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) Program. The CFT program is an accredited training located within the Department of Child 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.

Our Team Approach

Along with their supervisors, therapists join in a collaborative effort to support clients and help them identify personal strengths and resources to improve their relationships and quality of life.

Common Issues in Therapy

Grief
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
Issues Facing Women
Sexual Difficulties
Life Transitions
Parenting

Flexible Hours

To help accommodate your schedule we offer day, night, and a possibly of weekend appointments. To set up an appointment call 701-231-8534. All calls are kept strictly confidential.

Fees

Fees for services are on a sliding scale, depending on income and resources of the client(s). Fees start at $5 for the community. NDSU students receive services for free.