Brittany Deaton

Designed for aspiring licensed Marriage and Family Therapists in California, this guide offers a structured and strategic approach to preparing for both the California Law and Ethics Exam and the California Clinical MFT Exam. Whether you're a recent graduate or reapplying for licensure, this book provides the tools you need to pass with confidence.

Your complete study system for the California MFT Law & Ethics and Clinical Exams—includes 500 practice questions

Designed for aspiring licensed Marriage and Family Therapists in California, this guide offers a structured and strategic approach to preparing for both the California Law and Ethics Exam and the California Clinical MFT Exam. Whether you're a recent graduate or reapplying for licensure, this book provides the tools you need to pass with confidence.

Key Features:
Aligned with the 2025/2026 California MFT exam structure, covering critical topics including legal and ethical standards, treatment planning, crisis intervention, clinical judgment, and professional conduct.

500 exam-style practice questions with detailed explanations to help reinforce learning and simulate actual test conditions.

Comprehensive content review for both Law and Ethics and Clinical exams, based on the current BBS guidelines and exam specifications.

Step-by-step guidance on test-taking strategies, time management, and eliminating incorrect answers under pressure.

Focused breakdowns of commonly tested topics such as confidentiality, dual relationships, mandated reporting, diagnosis, assessment, and evidence-based treatment.

Why This Guide Works:
Specifically tailored to California’s licensing process—no generic or out-of-state content.

Helps reduce exam anxiety by building familiarity with real question types and phrasing.

Ideal for both self-paced learners and structured study programs.

Developed by mental health professionals with experience in California licensure exams and clinical supervision.

What You’ll Gain:
Mastery of core legal, ethical, and clinical principles

Confidence in navigating high-stakes scenarios presented on the exam

Real-world readiness for ethical decision-making and clinical reasoning

A focused, proven path to becoming a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California