Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) are licensed mental health
professionals who work with individuals; couples – both married and
not married; families of all types; and groups to cure or relieve
mental, emotional, and relational concerns of all kinds. MFTs work
in a variety of settings throughout California and the rest of the
country providing mental health services, as well as provide
services in independent practice.
MFTs have minimally acquired two-year master's degrees, 3,000 hours
of supervised experience, and have passed two rigorous exams.
Source: California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists