Internships
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The Family Crisis Center accepts applications for internships from graduate and undergraduate students pursuing studies in counseling, social work, and other human services professions.
The Center offers a broad range of direct practice experience in case management, counseling, groups, and community outreach.
Interns have opportunities across programs to develop knowledge and skills in:
- intake and assessment
- crisis intervention (phone and face-to-face)
- advocacy
- risk assessment and safety planning
- goal planning
- resource management
- evaluation of progress/outcomes
Advanced practice students will have additional opportunities for:
- counseling
- group and community development
- program planning
- policy development
- Specific research interests may be explored.
The Center expects students to have an interest in intimate partner violence and family systems. Students must have effective communication skills, self-awareness, and commitment to professional development and ethical reasoning. Students can expect to receive regular individual and group supervision, initial orientation and ongoing learning opportunities, and access to on-site task supervisors. Contact 410-285-4357 and talk to our intern coordinator for more information.