CLINICAL FELLOW
Just because you are through the internships and licensure challenges, does not mean you don't need continued support. It can feel daunting to navigate the continued obstacles that clinical fellow members may feel. This page is dedicated to resources specifically for members at this stage of their professional journey.
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Questions? Call AAMFT at 703-838-9808 or email central@aamft.org. Be sure to have your member ID# handy or include it in your email! You may also contact WAMFT directly, at wamft@wamft.org.
Supervision
Being a supervisor contributes so much to our field but also the future of our profession. As you can see by the map, Washington State is in need of even more AAMFT Approved Supervisors.
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If you are already a supervisor or candidate or you have been considering it, please check out the resources below to support you in this invaluable service to our Washington State community.
Connection
Throughout our training to become a Clinical Fellow we often had a structured way to connect. Once we arrive at this stage of our career, we might need a little help to find ways to continue to connect, consult, and network. WAMFT wants to help! Check out these resources below.
Networking
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As a clinical fellow you may find it challenging to network with colleagues. Check out what WAMFT has to offer in this area.
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If you would like to present at an event or have questions please contact the Membership Chair, at wamft@wamft.org
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Online Forum
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Check out our WAMFT community forum. You can browse the threads to connect on different clinical topics, supervision, referral questions, etc.
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If you don't see a thread, you can add to the forum by adding a discussion
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Staying Updated
Check out the WAMFT Advocacy page to find updates on legislative updates, subscribe to DOH email list, and more.
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If you have questions or want to learn how to get involved with legislative work in WA, please contact the Legislative Chair at wamft@wamft.org
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Training Opportunities
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Narrative Therapy
We believe it is our responsibility as therapists to cultivate a growing awareness of the dominant (and potentially dominating) stories in our society and to develop ways of collaboratively examining the effects of those stories when we sense them at work in the lives and relationships of the people who consult with us.
– Freedman and Combs
Discernment Counseling
"In the consumer culture of marriage, commitments last as long as the other person is meeting our needs. We still believe in commitment, because we know that committed relationships are good for us, but powerful voices coming from inside and outside tell us that we are suckers if we settle for less than we think we need and deserve in our marriage. Most baby boomers and their offspring carry in our heads the internalized voice of the consumer culture-to encourage us to stop working so hard or to get out of a marriage that is not meeting our current emotional needs."
-William J Doherty
2021 Annual Conference Reference Articles
WAMFT 2021 Fall Conference
“Back to the Future: Critically Deconstructing Systemic Theories in MFT Practice” on September 25th, 2021
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Pre-Conference Event, September 24th, 2021
We hope these articles enhance your clinical practice. Join us to learn about more topics like this at our Fall Conference
