About the K-State Family Center

The K-State Family Center provides individual, couple, family and group therapy for people living in the Manhattan area. Marriage and family therapy faculty, doctoral and master’s students staff the center. Students perform therapy services under the direct supervision of the MFT faculty and other approved supervisors to fulfill the academic and licensing requirements for the marriage and family therapy or family life education programs.

Born out of a need in the 1970s to provide students with hands-on application of academic techniques, the Center was first housed in a Manhattan church, then moved to the University for Mankind building, before moving to its current location on Campus Creek Road just north of Justin Hall in early 1980s.

In 2005, the Family Center’s building underwent an extensive renovation and expansion. Now named the Campus Creek Complex, the building is also home to the K-State Speech and Hearing Center.