- Pre-Doctoral Internship
- The Program
- Philosophy and Goals
- Components
- Seminar/Case Conferences
- Supervision
- Other Meetings
- Research Opportunities
- Evaluation
- Typical Work Week
- The Setting
- Qualifications of Candidates
- Stipends and Benefits
- Applying/Requesting Info
- The Faculty
- Post-Doctoral Fellowships
- Hotels and Maps
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UCC is accredited by
The Joint Commission
University Counseling Center (UCC)
Supervision
Interns receive weekly individual supervision from three supervisors and one-hour supervision for each group with their co-leader. The supervisory staff consists of psychologists, psychiatrists, and a social worker, all of whom have extensive experience in college mental health. Many of the supervisors have a psychodynamic orientation, strongly influenced by object relations and self-psychology. Several supervisors are also guided by systems and developmental theories, and have backgrounds in DBT and CBT approaches. Interns routinely audio- or video-tape sessions with clients. This provides trainees and supervisors with an opportunity to review sessions in depth. Additional unscheduled supervision is available when needed.
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