Mental Health Internships

Our Mental Health/Psychology specialty in Adolescent Counseling focuses on addressing the unique emotional and developmental needs of teenagers. Interns learn to provide guidance, crisis intervention, and supportive therapy in school and community settings. Through clinical practice, role-playing scenarios, and interactive seminars, they build the skills to foster resilience and positive mental health in youth.

The AODA specialty emphasizes evidence-based strategies for treating substance use disorders. Interns learn to conduct assessments, develop intervention plans, and support recovery through counseling and group therapy. Clinical rounds, interactive case studies, and supervised practice sessions help them gain practical skills to address complex addiction challenges and promote long-term recovery.

In Pediatric Counseling, interns focus on the emotional and behavioral needs of children. They learn age-appropriate communication, play therapy techniques, and family-centered interventions. Through hands-on clinical practice, interactive workshops, and guided mentorship, participants develop the expertise to support the mental health and well-being of young clients in various settings.

Our Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy specialty trains interns in structured, evidence-based techniques to treat mood, anxiety, and behavioral disorders. Participants learn to identify maladaptive thought patterns and develop strategies for change. They acquire practical skills to deliver effective, goal-oriented therapy in diverse mental health settings through clinical practice, role-playing exercises, and interactive lectures

The Crisis Counseling internship prepares interns to respond to acute emotional distress and traumatic events. Interns learn rapid assessment, de-escalation techniques, and immediate intervention strategies under expert supervision. Through immersive simulations, case studies, and clinical rounds, they develop the skills needed to provide compassionate, timely support during emergencies and crisis situations.

This specialty emphasizes systemic approaches to improve family dynamics and resolve relational conflicts. Interns learn to facilitate communication, mediate disputes, and implement family-based interventions. Through interactive group sessions, case reviews, and supervised practice, they build competencies to guide families toward healthier, more resilient relationships in diverse cultural contexts.

Our PTSD specialty focuses on evidence-based interventions for individuals coping with trauma. Interns learn to recognize symptoms, provide targeted therapy, and support recovery through structured treatment plans. Through clinical practice, case discussions, and interactive workshops, they develop the expertise necessary to help clients overcome traumatic experiences and regain stability.

The Sexual Abuse Treatment internship trains interns to provide sensitive, trauma-informed care to survivors. Participants learn specialized counseling techniques, safety planning, and long-term support strategies. Through supervised clinical practice, interactive role plays, and expert-led seminars, they build the skills required to address the complex emotional and psychological needs of survivors.

Our Women’s Issues/Women’s Abuse specialty focuses on addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by women. Interns learn to provide culturally sensitive counseling, crisis intervention, and empowerment strategies. Through clinical rounds, interactive case studies, and mentorship sessions, they develop the skills to support women in overcoming abuse, trauma, and related mental health challenges.