MFT Exam Flashcard Study System: Marriage and Family Therapy Test Practice Questions & Review for the Examination in Marital and Family Therapy (Cards)

Very organized and a lot of information on the flash cards

The flashcards are helpful and very detailed and that is what I like about them. I like how they come divided into sections which will make it easier to study and focus on. You may be wondering if it’s so good and so helpful why a rating of 4.5? Well, I think that the makers of these flashcards could improve their product by dividing the info into more flashcards because sometimes it can be very overwhelming and when it comes to cutting down the flashcards some can tear and that is not helpful. One recommendation will be make more flashcards and have the flashcards cut down already. But other than that, I think this is a good tool. I hope I can use them wisely to pass my exam.

So far these flashcards have been so helpful.

I was surprised because Mometrix had been recommended to me as THE brand to get my study materials from. The flashcards have way too much information on them to reasonably memorize -- the back of nearly every card has a huge wall of text in a tiny font. There's little indication which details we'll actually need to know for the exam vs which ones we don't. Perhaps most importantly, the material on the flashcards had very little overlap with what I was actually tested on when I took the exam. They claim in the packet that they'll send you a free study skills DVD if you contact them but when I contacted them I was asked to write them a review first, which did not sit right with me, as I didn't feel I could reasonably write a review prior to taking my exam. Also, there are a number of typos and malapropisms in these flashcards (such as saying "insure" when they meant "ensure") which is particularly not great when you're already looking at a massive wall of text.As someone who has now passed my exam, I implore anyone reading this to seek out an actual test prep course (whether online or locally). Yes they're more expensive, but they're generally much less expensive than having to re-take the exam. And I say that as someone who normally learns very well and quickly from flashcards. Only a proper test prep course can tell you things like what priority order to use when multiple options sound like something you would likely do, for example. Then you can make your own flashcards from the information there.

The product, Amazon paper shredder is a very good product. The box was soaking wet, even on a day it did not rain, when delivered by the delivery person. I was careful picking it up for fear of the product falling through the wet box. Fortunately, the product inside was dry and worked without any issues.

Every single flash card has a very long brand name and copyright info on it. The font size is the same as the questions themselves. At the least they should have shrank the font size on that stuff. It’s as if they have never seen good flash cards before. Mometrix is charging a lot for these flashcards. Keep that in mind when you decide whether to buy them.

I though the flash card was an excellent addition to my study patterns.

The only things I wish were really different is the size and that they would be laminated. I thought they would be more consistent with the sizing of index cards. If they were the same size, I could more easily combine my own index cards with the ones I purchased. As they are very different sizes, it is very difficult to do. Videos are extremely helpful, (i.e. the video for treating a child with the sleep-wake disorder was incredibly helpful), and having more of these would be helpful as I am an auditory learner, so hearing the information is a big benefit. It is also a nice change of pace from just reading and studying from the cards.