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what are the different ways of becoming a psychotherapist and marriage counselor?
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i want a fulfilling job that pays a lot…but money isnt everything but this is what i want to do really badly. what are the different ways of becoming a psychotherapist and marriage counselor besides social work?No related posts.
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Published on May 15, 2010 · Filed under: psychology; Tagged as: Becoming A Psychotherapist, Different Ways, Job Lot, Marriage, Money, Social Work
2 Responses to “what are the different ways of becoming a psychotherapist and marriage counselor?”
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michele said on May 15th, 2010 at 7:27 pm
A master’s degree (or a Ph.D.) in psychology (clinical or counseling) would get you there, as well.
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Dr_Adventure said on May 18th, 2010 at 8:32 am
What are you defining as “pays a lot?” In general psychotherapists and MFT’s make a decent living, but in relative terms they don’t get paid a lot.
The best way to become a MFT is to go to school and get a degree in MFT. There is a professional association
Other pathways include MA in counseling, counseling psych, educational psych, and of course PhD in any of these fields.
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