| Internship
Programs
Clinical Training
Program
CCCAC's Clinical Department provides a supervised experience in
various aspects of community-based mental-health treatment. The
department was formed to meet the mental health needs of children
traumatized by abuse, neglect, and or domestic violence. Services
are also available to non-offending family members.
Working within a state-of-the-art
therapy center that includes ten developmentally specialized therapy
rooms, the Clinical Training Program offers graduate students an
opportunity to experience multiple therapeutic modalities including
play therapy, individual, art, music, family, and group therapies.
Under supervision, graduate
level practicum students, counselor interns, social work fellows
and post-doctoral psychology fellows provide professional services.
Students receive weekly individual supervision of at least one hour,
and group supervision of at least two hours.
Four types of internships
are available:
- Master's level practicum students completing a Masters degree
in a mental health counseling field. They contract 9 months of
service as part of graduation requirements.
- Licensed Professional Counselor Interns holding a Masters degree
in a mental health field and a temporary license. They contract
12 months of service as part of the requirements for obtaining
the Licensed Professional Counselor credential.
- Persons completing a Clinical Social Work Fellowship holding
a Masters degree in Social Work and a license as a Master Social
Worker. They contract 12 months of service as part of the requirements
for obtaining the license of Clinical Social Worker.
- Post Doctoral Psychology Fellows holding a Doctorate degree
in Psychology and a provisional license as a Psychologist. They
contract 12 months of service as part of the requirements for
obtaining their psychology license.
For information
regarding clinical internships contact the Clinical Department at
972-633-6600 or
email sland@cacplano.org. |
