Marriage and Family Therapy Center at Auburn University

Stress is something we all experience, but what really is it? Understanding stress is the first step toward learning how...
04/14/2026

Stress is something we all experience, but what really is it? Understanding stress is the first step toward learning how to manage and respond to it effectively. Stay with us as we continue exploring stress, anxiety, and coping!

Meet Armando, one of our new therapists here at the AU MFT Clinic! Armando, who offers services in both Spanish and Engl...
04/11/2026

Meet Armando, one of our new therapists here at the AU MFT Clinic! Armando, who offers services in both Spanish and English, is a fun and loving father who is passionate about helping couples and families build stronger, more meaningful relationships. If interested in working with him, contact our clinic at (334) 844-4478.

Say hello to Alan, one of our new therapists at the AU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic! Alan is kind, empathetic, and...
04/10/2026

Say hello to Alan, one of our new therapists at the AU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic! Alan is kind, empathetic, and loves to help others, especially those who need support the most. He offers services in both Spanish and English and is honored to be a part of couples and families’ journeys towards reconciliation and growth. If you’re interested in working with Alan, call our clinic at (334) 844-4478 or send us an email to aumft@auburn.edu!

Meet Morgan, another one of our great new therapists at the AU MFT Clinic! Morgan serves individuals, couples, and famil...
04/07/2026

Meet Morgan, another one of our great new therapists at the AU MFT Clinic! Morgan serves individuals, couples, and families, and is especially passionate about supporting the LGBTQ+ community. Call (334) 844-4478 or email aumft@auburn.edu to ask for Morgan!

Welcome Elle, who is now accepting clients at the AU MFT Clinic! Elle is dedicated to working alongside individuals, cou...
04/01/2026

Welcome Elle, who is now accepting clients at the AU MFT Clinic! Elle is dedicated to working alongside individuals, couples, and families through the hope and the hard. Call 334-844-4478 or email aumft@auburn.edu if interested in working with Elle!

Say hello to Sara, another one of our new therapists here at the clinic! Sara serves individuals, couples, and families,...
03/31/2026

Say hello to Sara, another one of our new therapists here at the clinic! Sara serves individuals, couples, and families, and is committed to providing a warm and welcoming space for all. If you want to work with Sara, contact us at (334) 844-4478!

We're also excited to introduce you to Ava! Ava is a first-year intern therapist with the Auburn University Marriage & F...
03/19/2026

We're also excited to introduce you to Ava! Ava is a first-year intern therapist with the Auburn University Marriage & Family Therapy Clinic, and she is passionate about creating a space where clients feel safe, supported, and genuinely cared for. She works with individuals, couples, and families, and believes healing happens both inside and outside the therapy room. Call now to book your session (334) 844-4478.

Parenting Tip: How to Say “No” (and Still Stay Connected)Saying no doesn’t have to mean shutting your child down. Offeri...
02/07/2026

Parenting Tip: How to Say “No” (and Still Stay Connected)

Saying no doesn’t have to mean shutting your child down. Offering choices within limits helps children feel heard while learning flexibility and problem-solving.

The winter season is well upon us! As the days are shorter, you may notice changes in your mood or energy levels. While ...
02/05/2026

The winter season is well upon us! As the days are shorter, you may notice changes in your mood or energy levels. While the “winter blues” fully resolves come summertime, there are five easy tips and tricks that we’re practicing this winter season:

☀️ Get some sunshine
⏰ Establish a daily schedule
🤍 Maintain social connections
🪷 Manage stress with yoga or meditation
👟 Get moving withe daily exercise

What’s your favorite trick to beat the winter blues?

Therapy Term Breakdown: The Cognitive ModelThe cognitive model explains how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are co...
02/04/2026

Therapy Term Breakdown: The Cognitive Model

The cognitive model explains how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected. It suggests that: (1) situations don’t directly cause emotions, (2) our interpretation of a situation shapes how we feel, and (3) how we feel influences what we do. The goal isn’t “positive thinking,” but learning to notice and gently challenge unhelpful thought patterns.

Sometimes spending time with family can be hard! Whether you want to talk to someone individually or work with a clinici...
12/11/2025

Sometimes spending time with family can be hard! Whether you want to talk to someone individually or work with a clinician to work through interpersonal dynamics, we have a therapist for you!
Call 334-844-4478 to book an appointment today!

Boundaries aren’t walls—they’re bridges to healthier relationships!Setting and enforcing boundaries  clarifies your need...
12/09/2025

Boundaries aren’t walls—they’re bridges to healthier relationships!
Setting and enforcing boundaries clarifies your needs and strengthens connections with others. Remember: sometimes saying ‘no’ is saying ‘yes’ to your well-being.

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570 Devall Drive
Auburn, AL
36832

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13348444478

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