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Phillips Graduate Institute
5445 Balboa Blvd.
Encino, CA 91316


Phillips Graduate Institute

At Phillips Graduate Institute, we offer graduate and doctoral degrees in psychology and the field of human relations, as well as post-graduate credential programs and continuing education workshops for mental health practitioners who are interested in furthering their knowledge. All programs provide students with a unique blend of academic, personal and professional learning opportunities, designed to educate well-rounded mental health practitioners who are skilled in all aspects required in their specific field of choice.

Designed to meet the needs of today's busy student, our higher education programs offer small class sizes, professional faculty and curricula designed to help foster future clinicians and consultants. The experientially-based academic approach lends itself to an ideal learning environment. Each program is crafted with the busy individual in mind, allowing for the working adult and recent graduate to essentially tailor a schedule according to the 'real world' schedule.

Master of Arts in Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy

The marriage and family therapy program provides collaborative learning and opportunities for academic, clinical and personal transformation. The goal of the program is to graduate students who are well-prepared for licensure and who exhibit relational responsibility within their respective personal and professional communities.

Coursework for this 48-unit degree program is taken once-weekly, with day-long classes; however, students spend an average of five additional hours a week in other learning activities. In semesters one and two, these learning activities are case conference and group dynamics; sections are offered at various times throughout the week and on the weekends. In semesters three and four, case conference and group dynamics are replaced by hours of experience gained at a clinical placement site. Occasional attendance at all-day, workshop-style classes is also required.

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