Fuller School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy

02/22/2026

02/11/2026

Join us at 2026 Integration Symposium.
Our world confronts us with weighty challenges related to social location, including (but not limited to) culture, race, gender, class, and power. These experiences of difference show up in all aspects of our clinical and ministry contexts and have particular implications for the integration of psychology and theology. This year’s annual Integration Symposium will take place February 20 and 21, 2026 on the topic “Minding Our Gaps: Cultivating Courage and Mutuality in the Face of Power, Privilege and Positionality.” Together we will seek to model a path of humility and courage as we engage the complexities of our lived experiences in various vocational settings. Keynotes and afternoon workshops will be led by faculty from Fuller’s School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy.
We hope you will join us in person or streaming!
https://fuller.edu/academics/school-of-psychology/events/integration-symposium/?fbclid=IwY2xjawP5wGdleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFyYlNoY0VBQ2ZlakJhQXB3c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHvm3a-eHd1yGqbb-KhXUWwYmdHC_7KRQb3Ez8b40hUXSZRQpOT68A2tlf5vi_aem_bBKNbUGE59o8yqaPFuJv9Q

01/21/2026

Join us at 2026 Integration Symposium.

Our world confronts us with weighty challenges related to social location, including (but not limited to) culture, race, gender, class, and power. These experiences of difference show up in all aspects of our clinical and ministry contexts and have particular implications for the integration of psychology and theology. This year’s annual Integration Symposium will take place February 20 and 21, 2026 on the topic “Minding Our Gaps: Cultivating Courage and Mutuality in the Face of Power, Privilege and Positionality.” Together we will seek to model a path of humility and courage as we engage the complexities of our lived experiences in various vocational settings. Keynotes and afternoon workshops will be led by faculty from Fuller’s School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy.
We hope you will join us in person or streaming!
https://fuller.edu/academics/school-of-psychology/events/integration-symposium/

01/05/2026

Join us at 2026 Integration Symposium
Our world confronts us with weighty challenges related to social location, including (but not limited to) culture, race, gender, class, and power. These experiences of difference show up in all aspects of our clinical and ministry contexts and have particular implications for the integration of psychology and theology. This year’s annual Integration Symposium will take place February 20 and 21, 2026 on the topic “Minding Our Gaps: Cultivating Courage and Mutuality in the Face of Power, Privilege and Positionality.” Together we will seek to model a path of humility and courage as we engage the complexities of our lived experiences in various vocational settings. Keynotes and afternoon workshops will be led by faculty from Fuller’s School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy. We hope you will join us in person or streaming!

10/07/2025

The incredible Pasadena SoPMFT staff, minus a couple.
Sharon Nambiar, Anna DeWeese, Nicole DeCamp, Beth Smith, Sarah Bucek, Meg Kyle and Wendy Yee

10/05/2025

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09/29/2025

Such fun messages scrolled on the ground of SOPMFT. Great way to start the quarter! Welcome new Psych and MFT students!!

09/26/2025

Celebrate 60 Years of Hope & Healing with Fuller!

Join SOPMFT alumni, faculty, and friends October 3-4, 2025, for a weekend of connection, reflection, and celebration during the School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy 60th Anniversary Celebration Weekend at Fuller Seminary. Visit fuller.edu/sopmft60 for details and to register!

Can’t Make It to the SOPMFT 60th Celebration Dinner? You can still be part of the excitement! Tune in LIVE on October 4 at 8PM PST to watch the full Celebration Dinner program from wherever you are. Watch Live Here, https://loom.ly/KVdYGVs

09/26/2025

Do Pastors Need Therapy? Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology Christin J. Fort considers whether pastors need therapy in the “Ask Us Anything” series. Watch Now on YouTube, https://loom.ly/8P-Cifo

09/26/2025

Welcome new MFT students! We are so excited to have you here.