Common Learning Activities:
 

• Co-facilitate therapeutic groups for young people experiencing severe mental health symptoms

• Provide individual and family therapy (2nd Year/Clinical Masters’s only)

• Attend weekly psychosis-consultation group

• Gain experience with in-person and virtual therapy

• Learn from weekly Individual and group supervision

• Collaborate at weekly team meetings, including multi-disciplinary case consults (“grand rounds”)

• Partner with team members to provide a comprehensive continuum of care

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TRAININGS

Our rigorous onboarding process includes a variety of core trainings such as:
 

• Motivational Interviewing

• Behavior management and crisis de-escalation

• Trauma-informed care

• Record keeping and clinical writing

• Workplace expectations

• Ethical decision-making

• Case management skills

 

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Additionally, students in this Learning Pathway get specific training and supervision in:

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• Introductory DBT Skills training

• Introductory training in CBT for Psychosis

• Weekly Psychosis consultation group with attention to EBP fidelity

• Training in working as part of a Coordinated Specialty Care Team

• Applying Trauma Informed Practices in therapeutic relationships

 

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REQUIRED ELEMENTS

To fully participate in this Learning Pathway, interns should meet the following requirements:

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• Available to attend required team meetings every Tuesday 10-12pm (at least one hour; virtually) Wednesday 10am-12pm (virtual or in-person).

• Available for in-person therapeutic work at least two afternoons a week (generally until 7:00PM).  Some hybrid work is available.

• ​Can maintain practicum placement for no less than 9 months (3 quarters) for 2nd Year/Advanced Master’s students.  Bachelor’s and 1st Year Master’s students will be considered for shorter placements.

• Able to complete assigned tasks outside of their specific Learning Pathway based on agency needs, school/program requirements, and individual learning goals.

• Acceptance of and ability to work with individuals and families with a variety of identities, behaviors, and cultural and spiritual practices with the ability to apply a social justice and equity lens to all aspects of this work.