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| The Practice of Systemic Therapy | Major MFT theoretical models, Postmodern and collaborative models, Foundational systems concepts, Family life-cycle stages and developmental transitions. About 23% of the exam. |
| Assessing, Hypothesizing, and Diagnosing | Conducting biopsychosocial and relational assessments of the client system, DSM-5-TR diagnostic categories and differential diagnosis, Distinguishing individual diagnoses from relational/V-code and Z-code presentations, Forming and reformulating systemic hypotheses from clinical data. About 14% of the exam. |
| Designing and Conducting Treatment | Developing treatment plans with measurable, collaborative goals, Selecting model-congruent interventions matched to the case formulation, Sequencing and pacing interventions across the course of therapy, Evidence-based and evidence-informed MFT interventions. About 12% of the exam. |
| Evaluating Ongoing Process and Terminating Treatment | Continuously monitoring client progress toward treatment goals, Using outcome and process feedback measures to guide treatment, Incorporating client feedback and adjusting the treatment plan, Recognizing and responding to therapeutic plateaus or deterioration. About 18% of the exam. |
| Managing Crisis Situations | Assessing acute risk of self-directed harm and mental health emergencies, Assessing risk of harm to others and threat to third parties, Duty to warn and duty to protect, Mandatory reporting of suspected abuse or neglect of children, elders, and dependent adults. About 14% of the exam. |
| Maintaining Ethical, Legal, and Professional Standards | AAMFT Code of Ethics principles applied to clinical scenarios, Informed consent for assessment, treatment, and recording, Confidentiality, privilege, and limits of confidentiality in family work, Managing confidentiality with multiple members and secrets. About 19% of the exam. |
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