Day In The Life of A Marriage & Family Therapist! | MFT 

You are so inspiring & I enjoyed! More day in a life videos! ♥️♥️

For anyone who wants to get into Counseling/Therapy, I highly recommend the book "Maybe you should talk to someone" by Lori Gottlieb. Great insightful read :)

Love that it’s structured yet different every day. Totally a structured and organized person but don’t want to be bored either.

Omg! I've been a therapist for 15 years and have always been afraid to do notes or even hand write notes in front of clients. Currently doing my notes from yesterday's sessions as I'm watching this and love that you brought up type your notes in session. Another therapist recommended this to me but I couldn't wrap my mind around it. It would definitely save me time daily. Thanks for showing this!

I absolutely loved watching this video! It was so informational and exciting for me to watch! I’m currently finishing my undergrad in psych and in the process of applying to grad school for an MFT program and this just makes me feel so at peace with my decision!

I love this! I am not a therapist, but hope to be one some day. Right now I am working in the field as a direct support worker at a children's crisis unit. My work day follows a schedule for the kids, but can be unpredictable. I work 7a to 7p so I am up and out the door by 6:30am. I tend to use my 30 minute commute to listen to spiritual music or a podcast- usually one about self growth, yoga, trauma, mental health, spirituality etc any topic that lights my soul on fire! I try to eat breakfast either on my drive or before the kids wake up at the unit. I schedule breaks best I can. I am blessed to be able to have 15 minute breaks at work to do yoga, sometimes outside. We have a beautiful back yard at the unit and I try to take breaks when I can, because when I am on the floor I am "on". Although my favorite thing EVER is when the kids see me doing yoga and ask to join. I usually say yes, because I love these organic moments too much to pass them up. Kids really do learn best when we model for them! After my shift I shower before crawling into bed. A shower is a signal to myself that my work day is over. In the evenings I love doing at least 10 minutes of yoga, journaling, reading, listening to a podcast. Usually once I get on my mat 10 minutes turns into 30. I can't teach self care to clients without practicing it myself

I absolutely loved this vid! I'm currently in school for the same thing, I'm so thankful that I stumbled upon your videos!

I love how you read and pray before starting your day!

Love love love this!!!

This is one of the most concise and thorough day in the life’s I’ve watched. Thank you! Also including the husband too💪🏾

Great tip on the notes during session. Definitely a time saver!

Thank you to whoever asked you to do this video !!! I love day in the life of a... videos and this one was soooooo informative to me. Thanks for sharing the books you’re reading, I definitely took notes and will be researching these books to read as well. I would love to see more of how you work your business and RU-vid videos. Thanks for doing this video!

Loved This! I vote to do more of these type videos!

The body keeps the score has been on my shelf for a bit. I just brought it out to finally crack open 👍

Love! Please do another! 😍

Yesss!!! Thank you for this!! ❤️❤️

I’d love to hear more about your note taking process when working with clients! What do you find yourself noting as important, and how you structure your notes.

I love your content! I am graduating soon with my M.S. in MFT. I appreciate you sharing a glimpse of your experience navigating life as an AMFT. Definitely going to try to start doing notes during sessions. The 15 mins between each session are vital lol.

Thank you so much for your videos Stephanie! 👏🏾☺️ Could you share more book recommendations? The Body Keeps the Score was amazing - thanks!

Super informative! Thanks for this. Not only does it help me feel better about myself since I too prefer starting my day later 😅 but I also learned a lot as far as efficient ways to structure my days 😃

this video is inspiring. especially the books you recommended and your sessions.

I suggest you read “when the body says no” so so helpful for my understanding of the mind behavior and body connection.

Yes i love a nice neckless ring in a watch complex the skin tone

The jewelry looks beautiful on you. I always admire them in your videos. I enjoyed this vlog/video style as well😘

This was so helpful and encouraging to go back to school for my masters so I can be a MFT

Thank you so much for your content! :) I am a aspiring MFT in my undergrad and find your videos very helpful!

Killing it with the b-roll. I loved it

Thank you for this video. I just started a MFT program and I am nervous but also excited!

So inspiring! Love your morning routine and how you create a system. Very excited to be continuing my path to LMFT, currently working on my BA in Psychology. Your channel provides such great information. Thank you so much 😊

Relatable! My supervisor told me the same thing about writing notes during sessions. It helps keep me in compliance, which was an issue for me. I am getting better at doing that now and not overwriting my notes. My supervisor told me to give a summary of the theme of the session. I think doing that is way more effective.

Thank you for this!

What a day!

Just discovered your channel! I’m currently in my masters degree program for marriage family therapy & child counseling! Looking forward to this journey, love your video ☺️

I found your videos last night and so far love all the content I have watched. I am in grad school working towards a MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with specialization in MCFC. I will be starting practicing and internship in the fall. Is there anything you wish you would have known before starting your internship?

I love your video, thank you for taking the time to share. I graduated with my BA in 2020 and nervous for grad school this year. But, your video gave me that encouragement I needed and a reminder why I want to do what I want to do; to help others :) You have a new sub! God bless you.

Really love this because this is inspiring when I do become a therapist

This is amazing! ❤️ Love this! Super encouraging. I’m praying to God to open the doors to get my masters in marriage and family therapy 💛

Thanks for sharing! Besides therapy notes, do you have any additional report writing requirements, such as writing psychological assessments? What percentage of your time does writing take up?

Omg I love videos like this! Would like to see more of these too :)

i'm only one minute in but I wanted to comment already! I'm graduating with my masters in june and then applying for my associate - I love that you made this video!! I will scour your page but I support more of these!

I'm considering becoming a therapist/couples counselor and this is really helpful!

Thanks so much. I’m currently in my Masters program to become a LMFT and your videos are so helpful.

Hi, I wanted to know the specifics of your license compared to being fully licensed.. do you have to be fully licensed? I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing

Just found your channel and I'm so happy I did!! I just submitted my applications for MFT programs :) Would you possibly be able to do a video on grad school interview tips and potential interview questions?

Very interesting. I'm a new subscriber😁

you’re glowing!!!

Hi Steph, Love this! I'm looking for a career change as I was recently made redundant in my Finance job. I graduated with a bachelors in Sociology and Social Policy in 2017 and I'm thinking of going back to do a masters in Family Therapy, however I'm really worried I won't be good enough or it won't suit me as it's a very big (& expensive) commitment! Any advice? Thanks

Great video. Curious to hear how many clients you see in an average week? Assuming days vary quite a bit. And also what would standard workloads before/after licensure? Again, sure it can vary, but curious to get your thoughts.

I finished my BA in psychology in December 2021. I am currently working as a Behavior Technician. I’m figuring out what I want to continue doing, Mft seems like something I want to do! I’m doing my research on it. Any advice ??? 🧐

I’m applying to NCU. One problem I am seeing is that the approves supervisors close to me are 1.5 hour away. Where do you get your clients from for school, and is it possible to use a supervisor from NCU?

Great video, I'm currently working on a duel masters program in Theology and Cultural Anthropology and when I'm finished with the program begin work on a Doctoral degree in Marriage and Family Therapy any pointers?

Thank you so much for sharing! This is great!!

I'm currently reading The Body Keeps The Score too!!!

Dream goal 😴

I'm struggling to decide between pursuing an MFT program or a CMHC program. Does the nature of your sessions differ significantly between that of an LPCC? I like the idea of both helping individuals with their personal struggles and inter-relational struggles as well as the additional training of couple/group therapy. I think I'd prefer individuals but I like variety.

I’m applying to a MFT program right now and am honestly really scared! I really want to do this, but I got a few C’s in my undergrad and don’t have any experience!

I would love to connect. I'm doing behavioral health case management and I truly love helping others but the notes, uggghhhh. Not necessarily compiling them, it's just my team lead insistence on "collaborative notes" - similar to your style, with the client. My whole team has told him how that's not conducive but it goes nowhere. I'm stuck also because I'm unsure if I want to further my education and become a LPC or LMFT... I've already completed school work to become a BCABA (I just haven't taken the nation test). Anywhere, lol I'd love to hear about your journey.

The pros and cons of being a marriage and family therapist?

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can you help me i love everything you talking about more talks please

You inspired me to finish school and become an MFT. ❤ it’s rough but you and your videos are helping to remind me of why I’m doing this. So thank you.

Do you feel like you made the right decision for going for an MFT vs MsW? I know they say MSW is more marketable but what would to say to someone who just wants the be the best therapist she wants to be and not do the other ‘extra’ stuff

What state are you an AMFT and is it different in other states?

I would really love you to mentor me. I am a young couselor

Are you paid for these pre licensure hours ?

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