Clinician-designed.
Self-paced. Always available.
Every MFI course is built by licensed therapists — the same evidence-based frameworks used in one-on-one sessions, now in a structured format you can work through on your own schedule.
No fluff, no generic content. Each module is grounded in research, tested in clinical practice, and designed to produce measurable shifts in how you think, communicate, and relate.
Course library
Six courses. Thousands of families.
The Resilient Mind
Understand the science of stress, build a personal resilience framework, and develop daily habits that protect your mental wellbeing over the long term.
Couples Communication Essentials
Gottman-informed communication skills for couples: active listening, softened startup, and repair strategies that work in real-life arguments.
Raising Resilient Kids
An evidence-based parenting framework covering emotional coaching, discipline without shame, and building secure attachment at every developmental stage.
Boundaries That Actually Work
Move past the buzzword — learn the psychological mechanics of healthy limits in relationships, at work, and with family, and how to hold them with confidence.
Navigating Loss & Grief
A clinically informed guide through grief — any kind of loss. Offers frameworks, practices, and a compassionate companion for one of life's hardest seasons.
Steps to Recovery
A structured recovery education program that addresses the psychology of addiction, relapse prevention, and rebuilding relationships after substance use.
How it works
Your learning journey
For professionals
Continuing education credits
Selected MFI courses are approved for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) by NBCC and AAMFT. Therapists, counselors, and social workers can complete coursework toward license renewal while deepening their clinical knowledge in family systems and trauma-informed care.
CEU credits vary by course. Certificates are issued on completion and include all required NBCC documentation.