Annual Intensive: Integrated Care and Medical Family Therapy (MFTI)
Our Annual Intensive on Integrated Care and Medical Family Therapy is a one week (Monday—Friday) event of interdisciplinary training that blends clinical presentations, small group learning, and skill development.
Primary Goal: To provide training for professionals interested in health care and mental health collaboration when working with patients and families dealing with illness, health concerns, and trauma.
Participant Outcomes:
- Develop individualized goals at the beginning of the intensive and discuss and assess their attainment during the final group discussion.
- Work in small groups convened by a core faculty whose focus will be the influence of family and personal experience in one’s professional work. The groups will also provide context for case and systems consultation.
Our Annual Intensive takes place every year in June led by Co-Directors: Susan McDaniel, PhD, LMFT, and Tziporah Rosenberg, PhD, LMFT.
Susan H. McDaniel, PhD, LMFT
Dr. Laurie Sands Distinguished Professor of Families & Health
Director, Institute for the Family, Department of Psychiatry
Vice Chair, Department of Family Medicine
Major Interests:
Medical family therapy, integrated primary and specialty care, healthcare teams and collaboration, inter-professional education, reproductive technologies, genetic testing, unexplained medical symptoms, physician-patient communication, and communication coaching for physician and other health professionals.
Tziporah Rosenberg, PhD, LMFT
Associate Professor Family/Marriage (SMD)
Associate Professor Department of Family Medicine (SMD) - Joint
Major Interests:
Medical family therapy, models of collaborative and integrative healthcare, couple and family therapy training and education, outcome-based education and assessment, effects of illness and health on family relationships.
Registration and Course Information
Example MFTI Schedule: 2022 MFTI Schedule
For more information, please contact us at mft@urmc.rochester.edu.