1. The Importance of Practicums and Internships? 2. Attaining an Internship Site? 3. Getting in the Right Mindset? 4. Navigating Paperwork? 5. Knowing Yourself? 6. Navigating Telehealth? 7. Applying Classroom Learning? 8. Navigating Ethical Dilemmas? 9. Navigating Therapy-Based Dilemmas? 10. Navigating Site-Based Dilemmas? 11. Honoring Diversity and Inclusion? 12. Learning from Mistakes? 13. Work/Life Balance? 14. Benefitting from Supervision? 15. Psychotherapist Growth? 16. Navigating Termination: Leaving Your Site? 17. What's Next? Licensure and Job Acquisition
This book could not have come at a better time.?Succeeding in Your Psychotherapy Practicum and Internship?is a must read for graduate students in mental health and related fields, supervisors, and practicum/internship instructors. Packed with practical tips, useful exercises, and real-world examples, it will be the go-to text for graduate students navigating their transition into the mental-health field. I cant wait to use this book in my future practicum and internship courses!
Jon Sperry,?PhD, Lynn University; co-editor of the?Journal of Individual Psychology
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Better than having a friend a few years ahead of you in the program! This book answers all the questionsand then someabout the nuts and bolts of what to expect in your practicum and internship training experience. A truly useful guidebook for students in any mental-health professions who are required to have external clinical training.
Christopher Burnett,?PsyD, associate professor of human relationship systems, Nova Southeastern University
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Succeeding in Your Psychotherapy Practicum and Internship is a book about what students can often expect from their psychotherapy internlƒO