Internship & Supervision FAQ

We're committed to preparing our interns for the real-world of counseling. That includes the behind-the-scenes work that keeps The Counseling Center running well. Indirect hours include four main …

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Warm, collaborative, and intentional. Our team stays connected through Slack throughout the week, consults regularly, and refers to one another often. We also make time to actually enjoy each other — …

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We approach counseling through a Christian worldview, creating space for clients to integrate their faith into the therapeutic process when they desire. We believe God is foundational to health, …

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Interns receive two hours of supervision with Lindsey Castleman every other week. Her approach is direct and supportive, with a strong focus on case conceptualization, skill development, and …

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Yes. We’re intentional about how many interns we accept, and we have strong community referral sources that have consistently allowed us to provide interns with the hours they need to meet graduation …

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Interns serve 8–10 hours per week during practicum and 12–15 hours per week during internship, with at least four of those hours on a weekend and four during evenings. You’ll also attend two monthly …

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