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In broad terms, clinical mental health counselors focus on their clients, while licensed marriage and family therapists focus on their clients relationships. LMHCs can choose to direct their skills in different ways. For example, they can: Diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders.
The primary difference is how each conceptualizes the presenting issues. MFTs look at their clients in the context of their relationships, whereas psychologists focus more on the individual In addition, the training and education requirements are very different.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) A licensed marriage family therapist specializes in working with couples and families. These professionals focus on helping people repair relationships and develop essential relationship skills.
While family psychology, as an academic discipline, deals with the whole con- tinuum of individual behavior in the family from functional to dysfunc- tional, family therapy focuses mainly on dysfunctional behavior and its treatment.
Licensed professional clinical counselors (LPCC) offer treatment and counseling to those with mental health and substance abuse issues. Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) professionals also provide counseling, but they focus on families and individuals whose problems are social and relationship based.
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In contrast to a clinical mental health counselor, an LMFT specifically focuses on the roles that clients play in important relationships in their lives, such as with their spouses or other family members.
Licensed professional clinical counselors (LPCC) offer treatment and counseling to those with mental health and substance abuse issues. Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) professionals also provide counseling, but they focus on families and individuals whose problems are social and relationship based.
The primary difference is how each conceptualizes the presenting issues. MFTs look at their clients in the context of their relationships, whereas psychologists focus more on the individual In addition, the training and education requirements are very different.

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