Social-Work and Psychology Practicum

Why Join Us?

Gain hands-on experience in the social-work and psychology field while making a difference in the community! Our practicum offers:

  • Real-world experience in various human services settings.
  • Mentorship from experienced professionals in the field.
  • Networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders.
Who Should Apply?

Who Should Apply?

  • Cohort 1: Undergrad or graduate students in social work, psychology, or related degree programs.
  • Cohort 2: Individuals currently working in Human Services field who have earned or are enrolled in an associate degree program.

The program will run from June 2–Aug. 14, 2026

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What You'll Learn

What You'll Learn

Upon completion of the Social-Work and Psychology Practicum, interns will: 

  • Be better prepared to confidently enter competitively employed positions in social-work organizations, like community centers, as well as understand when and how to make referrals for additional care. 
  • Acquire a more in-depth understanding of mental health classifications, diagnoses, symptomology and DSM-V-TR. 
  • Understand trauma-informed care and its impact on social services practice. 
  • Understand treatment approaches to mental health conditions, like substance use disorders. 
  • Integrate academic mental health knowledge with clinical shadowing experience through analysis and interpretation of case studies. 
  • Become certified in mental health first aid training.

Hear from our past interns about their transformative experiences:

"How I view the field of social work is much different now…broader and life changing. I have a new perspective on serving others and direction that will help me in years to come in my social-work career.”

<Tripp Martindale, 2025 Intern
Tripp Martindale, 2025 Intern

Internship Impact:

  • “I have better career direction given the information received from this internship.”
  • “I feel very confident in understanding and carrying out core values such as service, dignity, and worth of the patient/client.”
  • “I feel very confident in understanding the DSM V-TR as it relates to symptoms associated with diagnoses.”
Questions?
Questions?
Questions?

Questions?

Contact Dan Woloszyn via phone or email.