CTAMFT provides many opportunities to network
with other MFTs: through our listserve, conferences,
newsletters, and more. Join us and connect with
your peers for professional support, networking
opportunities, building your referral base,
discussing emerging issues, and more.
CTAMFT lists new employment positions, practice
opportunities, and requests for therapists in
specific geographic regions or with specific
expertise through our listserve, our website,
and in our newsletter. Whether you are seeking
a new employment position, marketing a new psychotherapy
practice, or building a clientele as an AAMFT-approved
supervisor, CTAMFT helps our members.
Whether we are fighting for MFTs to have equal
status among mental health professionals as
Medicare-covered providers or equal opportunities
for employment in schools and government agencies,
know that CTAMFT is working for you. CTAMFT
has successfully lobbied for the many benefits
that MFTs currently enjoy, including licensure
in the state of Connecticut. We have worked
hard for parity with other mental health professions,
and CTAMFT continues to work hard to ensure
that MFTs are recognized as a preferred mental
health provider for individuals and families
in Connecticut. As a member, you can help us
lobby for equality for MFTs by joining the Advocacy
Committee (add link here) and by Taking Action
on our current initiatives (add link here).
CTAMFT provides new client referrals in two
ways. First, as a member of CTAMFT and AAMFT,
Clinical Members can be listed at TherapistLocator.net.
Clients are referred to TherapistLocator.net
through our CTAMFT website and the AAMFT website.
Additionally, through our toll-free number,
which is listed in phone books throughout the
state, clients can be directed to TherapistLocator.net
or speak with a licensed MFT who will provide
them with a referral (via TherapistLocator.net).
Have a voice in the direction of your professional
association. Only CTAMFT members can vote in
annual elections, and only members can run for
office. You can decide what the priorities are
for your professional association, so join CTAMFT
and have a voice.
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Only CTAMFT members may join a Committee and
have a voice in their professional organization.
Whether you are interested in increasing the
diversity of our profession and ensuring adequate
diversity-training for professionals (Diversity
Committee) or wish to educate the public about
who MFTs are and what they do and build opportunities
for MFTs throughout the state (Marketing Committee),
we have a Committee for you!
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There are so many ways CTAMFT helps you stay
informed. As a member of CTAMFT and AAMFT, you
receive the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy,
which keeps you up to date about the latest
research and the direction of the profession.
Members also receive our newsletter, Connecticut
Connections, which contains informative articles
and keeps you apprised of local events and activities,
news, and professional education opportunities.
CTAMFT provides information for every step of
MFT training from graduate school through CEUs.
CTAMFT and AAMFT provide its members with lots
of extras: access to good liability insurance
at discounted rates, business and marketing
support, discounted rates at educational conferences,
marketing materials, educational materials for
clients, legislative training, and so much more.
Members have full access to the CTAMFT website
and expanded access to the AAMFT website. Plus,
by joining your professional association, you
are giving back to the community of MFTs and
supporting the profession of Marriage and Family
Therapy.
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