Online MFT Programs was built to provide visitors with up to date information on all of the available marriage and family therapy programs in the United States. With so many schools spread across the US, finding the right program for a potential student has become overwhelming for applicants.
Our site breaks down various programs by location, degree level, and allows users to sort programs by various other attributes, including whether or not an entrance exam is needed or if the program is accredited and, if so, by whom.
Whether or not an online MFT, counseling, or social degree is accredited is critical for applicants, as many states require individuals who are looking to pursue licensure to have graduated from an accredited program. Our guides also provide in-depth information on additional requirements as individuals look to become licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT’s) within their home states.
Our Team
Our writers are mental health practitioners themselves and have spent many years experiencing both the gratification and frustrations associated with working in the field. The content that they produce for Online MFT Programs includes their personal perspectives as they researched and enrolled in higher education programs and eventually pursued licensure and careers in their mental health fields of choice.
Anna Harris
Writer and Contributor | M.Ed in CMHC – William & Mary
Anna is a writer, ESL instructor, and counseling student who recently returned to the U.S. after spending four years teaching English in Korea. Before she turned to education, she worked as a reporter for local print and digital publications in the U.S. Her experience in journalism and teaching has led her to pursue a graduate degree in clinical mental health therapy at the College of William & Mary, where she is currently in her second year. You can find more of Anna’s writing on her blog here and you can contact her here.
Jessica White
Community Mental Health Worker & Case Manager
Jessica has her bachelor’s degree in sociology and has worked in the mental health and social services field for over five years in both the public and non-profit sector. She has worked as a volunteer, a community mental health worker, and a case manager in many different interesting settings. Her interest in mental health and human behavior has led her to writing both privately and professionally on a number of different topics. You can find her writing on Medium and can contact her here.
Kacy Kaiser
M.S. in School Counseling | Long Island University
Kacy is a School Counselor currently living and working on Long Island, New York. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Miami and a Master’s degree in School Counseling from Long Island University. Kacy works with adolescents and their families to help them succeed in school while coping with life’s challenges. Kacy Kaiser currently teaches at Easport-South Manor, can be contacted on her blog here and through LinkedIn here.
Data and Accuracy
Our site pulls information from two primary data sources. The first is IPEDS, which is the national database of all universities in the United States. The second source would be industry accrediting bodies, such as COAMFTE, CACREP, APA, and CSWE. We regularly update our degree pages with up-to-date insights around programs, accreditation, concentrations, and costs. Our latest degree program updates were completed in Q2 of 2025.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or feedback on how we can continue to make our content as thorough as possible, please drop us a line, and we will get in contact. We can be reached at robert(at)pacshores.co .
