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Site |
Phone |
Contact |
Website |
Last Updated
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(650) 424.0852 |
Ann Brown, LCSW |
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2004 |
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| Kali Hess, MFT |
2/2007 |
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| Eastfield Ming Quong (EMQ) Children and Family Service |
(408) 379-3790 | Lori Moorhead, PhD, Supervising Psychologist |
2005 | |
| (408) 793-5847 |
Charley Hodson, LCSW, Student Intern Program Coordinator |
www.sccmhintern.org |
2004 | |
| (650) 965-2020 |
Betty Mackey, MFT; Radha Jagannathan, MFT or Mary White, MFT, ATR |
www.chacmv.org |
2004 | |
| (408) 358-2218 ext. 444 |
Don Hadlock, Executive Director and Training Coordinator |
www.processes.org/practicum.php |
2006 |
Name of Organization:
Adolescent Counseling
Services
Type of Agency:
501c3 Non-profit
Location:
4000Middlefield Rd., Room
FH,
Client Population Served:
Adolescents, their families
and their communities; multicultural
Services Provided:
Group Home (Caravan House);
On Campus Counseling Program and an Adolescent Substance Abuse treatment
program
Contact Person:
Ann Brown, LCSW
Telephone:
(650) 424.0852
Other Supervisors:
Martha Chan, LMFT
Theoretical Orientation:
Brief therapy; crisis
intervention; individual/group/family therapy; testing and evaluation
Specialized Populations/Services:
Students at five secondary
schools in culturally diverse communities in the mid-Peninsula area. Divorce,
substance abuse or chronic illness issues.
Special Remarks:
Practicum and Internship
opportunities. Agency has been in existence since 1975, and is collaborative
with services within the community.
Link to Agency:
www.acs-teens.org
2004
Name of Organization:
The Center for Healthy Development
Type of Agency:
Private non-profit mental health outpatient clinic for children and adults.
Location:
100 N. Winchester Blvd. #260 Santa Clara, CA 95050
Client Population Served:
Adults, adolescents and children
Services Provided:
Individual and group therapy for adults, parents,adolescents and children.
Contact Person:
Kali Hess, MFT
Telephone:
(408) 985-8115 x203
E-Mail:
kalihess@pacbell.net
Theoretical Orientation:
Contemporary Psychoanalytic approach (site wants students ability to think critically, and to tolerate anxiety with working with patients)
Specialized Populations/Services:
The Center for Healthy Development provides long term individual and group therapy for children in Santa Clara County. CHD has a long history of providing quality, affordable counseling and psychotherapy to individuals, teens and children throughout Santa Clara County. Counseling and psychotherapy are also available for couples and families.
Special Remarks:
Agency has been providing training for MFT interns for 25 years and takes 2-3 practicum students and 10-12 interns per year. This site is quite psychoanalytic. Trainees will not be provided with a lot of training instead most hours are spent with clients.
Training: Begins in July. 6 hours of supervision and training per week.
Client Load: 7-12 clients a week with 2-3 hours of adminstrative duties.
Application: Resume, Cover Letter and 3 Letters of Recommendation
Link to Agency:
2/2007
Name of Organization:
Eastfield Ming Quong (EMQ) Children
and Family Service
Type of Agency:
Full-service family and children’s
mental health agency
Location:
Client Population Served:
Troubled children, adults
and families, all socioeconomic classes, public and private
Services Provided:
Psychotherapy for children,
individuals and adults/families
Contact Person:
Lori Moorhead, PhD,
Supervising Psychologist
Telephone:
(408) 379-3790
Email:
lmoorhead@emq.org
Theoretical Orientation:
Cognitive-behavioral,
Family Systems
Specialized Populations/Services:
Special emphasis on sexual abuse
cases. Liaison with other community-based agencies. Community educators in the
areas of family mental health, family wellness, parenting, child maltreatment,
alcohol and other drug abuse, family violence, and the problems of the mentally
ill.
Special Remarks:
This is a CAPIC site, so
please follow application guidelines. Knowledge of the DSM-IV and ego defense
mechanisms required. Prefer knowledge of child development and effects of
trauma.
Link to Agency:
2005
Name of Organization:
Type of Agency:
County Mental Health
Location:
Client Population Served:
Includes clients from many
cultural and ethnic backgrounds in SC County
Services Provided:
Intake, suicide/homicide
assessment, individual/group/family therapy, case management and crisis
intervention
Contact Person:
Charley Hodson,
LCSW, Student Intern Program Coordinator
Telephone:
(408) 793-5847
Fax:
(408) 275-6716
Theoretical Orientation:
Training offered to develop
that of interest to interns
Specialized Populations/Services:
Multicultural and
multi-ethnic
Special Remarks:
Very comprehensive training
program. Stipend available. Please visit website for all information. Research
division available. Multiple clinical sites available. Most graduate level
students begin in the Fall and follow the academic year; other time frames are
possible depending upon the availability of a clinical supervisor
Link to Agency:
2004
Name of Organization:
Community Health Awareness
Council
Type of Agency:
Community Resource
Location:
**Mailing address:
Client Population Served:
Children, youth,
adolescents, adults of
Services Provided:
School-based programs,
individual, couples, group therapy, intensive day treatment program for high
school students with chemical dependency
Contact Person:
Betty Mackey, MFT; Radha Jagannathan, MFT or Mary
White, MFT, ATR
Telephone:
(650) 965-2020
Fax:
(650) 965-7286 or
Email: bmackey@chacmv.org
Theoretical Orientation:
Psychodynamic, family
systems, cognitive-behavioral, brief therapy, art therapy, gestalt therapy
Specialized Populations/Services:
Chemical dependency and
prevention services, active involvement in a research and assessment program.
Special Remarks:
CHAC is a CAPIC member.
One-way mirror training available and utilized regularly
Link to Agency:
2004
Name of Organization:
Process Therapy Institute
Type of Agency:
A non-profit,
non-discriminatory, charitable organization. PTI is a designated United Way Agency.
Location:
Client Population Served:
Anyone in
the community seeking therapeutic services.
Services Provided:
“We are a school and have
been providing education and psychotherapy services to the community since
1972”. Incorporated as a counseling center as well as an
educational institution providing training for professionals. “Our
mission is to provide opportunities for people to enhance their awareness of
self and the quality of their relationships with others. We provide these
opportunities through personal and professional classes and trainings, as well
as through counseling, psychotherapy and coaching services”.
Contact Person:
Don Hadlock,
Executive Director and Training Coordinator
Telephone:
(408) 358-2218 ext. 444
Address Applications and Questions to:
Barbara Kraft, Placement
Coordinator, (408) 358-2218 ext. 408 OR
Don Hadlock, at the above number.
Theoretical Orientation:
Psychodynamic, systems,
cognitive-behavioral, gestalt therapy, humanistic,
transpersonal, process therapy, self psychology, existential, object
relations, gestalt therapy.
Specialized Populations/Services:
Off site placements
available at: Elmwood correctional facility, Women’s crisis support, Willow
Senior Center, Healthy Start (several school sites for this program),
Integrated Healing Arts, Camp Recovery Center, Gardner Center, We Care. Drama therapy, art therapy, life coaching services, somatic
therapy, one way mirror observation, video/audiotaped
sessions ok, process notes and feedback from peers.
Special Remarks:
This agency newly approved
2006. This site does not offer individual supervision, but does offer up to 6
hrs/week of group supervision as needed. Usually 4 weeks of vacation taken per
year for most trainees, although this is negotiable. You will earn a fee for
service depending on the fee paid by the client. For example, if your client
pays $75 for a session, the intern is given $50 and the rest goes to PTI. The
ideal candidate is available to explore oneself, availability to take
responsibility for one’s part in interactions, humor, a desire to place love
and non-resistance as guiding concepts in their work, able to keep commitments,
and a high spiritual commitment to oneself. One year commitment is expected;
5-20 hrs/week as negotiated by trainee/intern. Starting date of training year =
anytime; application deadline = anytime. Opportunities to
learn and perform assessments. Training on
multicultural and minority issues. Required for application: CV and a
willingness to explore oneself. Able
to identify some of one’s issues. Three interview process.
Link to Agency:
www.processes.org/practicum.php
2006