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In Canada, RMFT is a national credential from the Canadian Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (CAMFT). It’s not a provincial license; clinicians also register with their provincial college where required. RMFT signals advanced relational therapy training and supervised experience. This page covers eligibility and how RMFT pairs with local regulation.

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