Internship

Program Components:

Clinical Training: Direct experience in psychological assessments, case history taking, and therapeutic techniques under qualified supervision.

Practical Learning: Real-world application of theoretical knowledge through supervised client interactions.

Guest Lectures: Regular presentations from experienced professionals sharing insights from various psychology specializations.

Research Exposure: Opportunities to engage in psychological research and understand evidence-based practices.

Specialization Areas:

Clinical Psychology: Focus on assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders.

Counseling Psychology: Emphasis on therapeutic relationships and evidence-based counseling techniques.

Child Psychology: Specialized training in developmental psychology and child-specific interventions.

Organizational Psychology: Understanding workplace mental health and employee well-being strategies.

What Interns Gain:

Professional Certification: Completion certificates recognizing practical training and skill development.

Mentorship: One-on-one guidance from licensed professionals throughout the program.

Career Development: Placement assistance and networking opportunities within the mental health field.

Skill Portfolio: Comprehensive experience in assessment tools, therapeutic techniques, and professional ethics.