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Site |
Phone |
Contact |
Website |
Last Updated |
| (707) 544-4451 |
Michael Fraga, PsyD, Executive Director | http://www.ananda-institute.com/
|
2004 | |
| (707) 795-4336 |
Dale Bryne, Program Administrator, A Step Up
|
http://www.communitysupportnet.org/
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| Family Service |
707-545-4551 x215 | Joe Petzel | http://www.familyservicesonoma.org/ | 5/2007 |
| Humanidad
Counseling Services |
(707) 523-2242 |
Andriya Glessner, Director |
n/a | 10/2006
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| Lomi
Psychotherapy Clinic |
707-579-0465 ext. 230 |
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| New
Directions Adolescent Services, Inc. |
(707) 585-3700 |
Michael Barclay, PhD, Clinical Director |
www.sonic.net/~newdir/
|
2004 |
| Psych
Strategies, Inc. |
(707) 526-8300 |
Pam Boaz, PhD |
psi@ap.net |
Fall 2004 |
| SAY
– Social Advocates for Youth |
Carolyn Caskey, MFT |
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| Mariah Day, MFT | (707) 546-9922 ext. 302 | n/a | 2004 | |
| (707) 664-2153 |
Michael Pinkston, PhD., Director of Training
|
www.sonoma.edu/counselingctr/internship.htm
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| (707) 829-5717 |
n/a | 2004 |
Name of Organization:
Ananda Institute
Type of Agency:
Socially active, community based non-profit
organization
Location:
Client Population Served:
Families, adults, children and couples
Services Provided:
Counseling and psychological
services, including psych and neuropsych testing,
group and individual counseling.
Contact Person:
Michael Fraga, PsyD, Executive Director
Telephone:
(707) 544-4451
Fax:
(707)544-4492
Theoretical Orientation:
Psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, narrative,
family systems, object relations, humanistic and gestalt.
Specialized Populations/Services:
Seniors, referrals from
department of probation, parole, family court and child protective
services. DV, substance abuse, outreach, teen and child assault
prevention program.
Special Remarks:
CAPIC site, so please use uniform application
process. MFT supervised hours. Clinical staff rounds; required
hours on Tuesday and Thursday; March 1 application deadline.
Link to Agency:
http://www.ananda-institute.com/
2004
Name of Organization:
Community Support Network
Type of Agency:
Non-profit agency
Location:
Admin:
Client Population Served:
People with a severe and
persistent mental illness as well as personality disorders. Many have
dual diagnoses.
Services Provided:
Behavioral health services;
social rehabilitation; substance abuse recovery and relapse prevention; case
management; outreach and advocacy. Individual and group
counseling; workshops on personal problems and relationships and communication;
independent living skills training.
Contact Person:
Dale Bryne, Program
Administrator, A Step Up
Telephone:
(707) 795-4336
Other Supervisors:
Numerous MFT’s and LCSW’s
Theoretical Orientation:
Cognitive-Behavioral
Specialized Populations/Services:
Dually diagnosed and the Mentally Retarded
Special Remarks:
Comprehensive program and
services. Please visit website for further details.
Links to Agency:
http://www.communitysupportnet.org/
Name of Organization:
Family Service Agency of Sonoma
Type of Agency:
Private non-profit mental health agency; out-patient clinic
Location:
Client Population Served:
Families and individuals in the Sonoma County Region
Services Provided:
General counseling, Domestic Violence Treatment program, Employee Assistance Program, the Bilingual Services Program, Widowed Services and Senior Services Counseling.
Contact Person:
Joe Petzel, Director
Telephone:
(707) 545-4551 x215
Theoretical Orientation:
Specialized Populations/Services:
see Program and Services (page 5)
Special Remarks:
For specific application and program information please click here: https://argosysf.tripod.com/FSASonoma.pdf
Links to Agency:
http://www.familyservicesonoma.org/
added 5/2007
Name of Organization:
Humanidad Counseling
Services
Type of Agency:
Private non-profit mental health agency; chemical
dependence treatment
Location:
Client Population Served:
Low fee agency designed to serve the community at
large.
Services Provided:
Individual therapy, couples and family therapy;
court ordered matters, alcohol and drug abuse (onsite outpatient treatment),
parenting, domestic violence, divorce and custody issues
Contact Person:
Andriya Glessner, Director
Telephone:
(707) 523-2242
Theoretical Orientation:
Based on systems theory combined with a community
mental health model. The working orientation is based on personal empowerment
through insight, skill building, and mobilizing support. Also implemented are
Depth as well as Humanistic, Transpersonal and Behavioral models as determined
in supervision.
Specialized Populations/Services:
Bi-lingual Spanish services ordered; low fee
sliding scale fees offered; forensic psychology (court ordered clients).
Special Remarks:
Trainees are hired based on their experience in
counseling, level of training, willingness to participate in a supervisory
relationship, and their schedule of availability. 1 hr/week of
individual supervision; 2 hrs/week group supervision; weekly case conferences,
staff meetings and peer groups. Trainees will be on site approximately
12-17 hours per week and will include the following activities: 2-12 hrs direct
client contact; 2-4 supervision and training; 2-3 admin duties and record
keeping. Students are able to tape therapy sessions.
Links to Agency:
n/a
10.06
Name of Organization:
Lomi Psychotherapy Clinic
Type of Agency:
Private Psychotherapy Clinic
Location:
Client Population Served:
Individuals, couples, families, children and groups
with a wide range of mental health issues
Services Provided:
Mental health services with an integrative
mind-body approach
Contact Person:
Telephone:
707-579-0465 ext. 230
Theoretical Orientation:
Psychodynamic with somatic work
Specialized Populations/Services:
Traditional, in depth psychotherapy practice with
mindfulness and somatic techniques
Special Remarks:
Paid internships for post degree
interns as well as trainees who have had at least one year of clinical
experience. Lomi pays interns at the rate of
$7-10 per session. There are up to 24 interns at the clinic at any given time.
Links to Agency:
Name of Organization:
New Directions Adolescent
Services, Inc.
Type of Agency:
Private non-profit corporation which contracts with
Sonoma County Mental Health Services
Location:
Client Population Served:
Mental health care and academic services offered to
teens of
Services Provided:
Day treatment services, including academic
assistance through their non0public school as well as frequent and intensive
therapeutic support which includes individual, family and group therapy as well
as art therapy.
Contact Person:
Michael Barclay, PhD, Clinical Director
Telephone:
(707) 585-3700
Fax:
(707) 585-3883
Theoretical Orientation:
Cognitive and behavioral, narrative, psychodynamic
and art therapies
Specialized Populations/Services:
Working with teens who
would otherwise be placed in out of home placements. Hispanic, Native American,
African American, Asian American and Pacific Islander populations served.
Special Remarks:
This is a CAPIC placement, please follow
application process. Previous clinical experience is suggested, as this is an
intense program with a very difficult population.
Link to Agency:
Name of Organization:
Psych Strategies, Inc.
Type of Agency:
Multidisciplinary, private
practice setting offering outpatient individual, couple, family and group
psychotherapy. They offer three intensive outpatient programs: pain
management, eating disorders and substance abuse.
Location:
Client Population Served:
People from ages six years to
senior citizens.
Services Provided:
Crisis assessment and treatment,
intake and case management, medication evaluation and treatment, psychological
testing, and short and long term psychotherapy (including EAP and CDIS
services).
Contact Person:
Pam Boaz, PhD
Telephone:
(707) 526-8300
Email:
psi@ap.net
Theoretical Orientation:
Cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic (object
relations), family systems, narrative, Gestalt, Jungian
Specialized Populations/Services:
Eating disorders, chronic pain and substance abuse
programs offered
Special Remarks:
This agency will consider you for practicum if you
have strong clinical experience and skills. You will work very independently
here, so you need to be ready clinically for this. Good training offered within
the specialized outpatient programs.
Link to Agency
http://www.psychstrategies.com/
fall 2004
Name of Organization:
SAY – Social Advocates for Youth
Type of Agency:
A participating
Location:
Client Population Served:
Youth and their families
Services Provided:
24 hr. crisis hotline, runaway/homeless youth
shelter, group home services, individual, group and family counseling,
school-based programs, street outreach and HIV education, family advocacy and
mentoring
Contact Person:
Carolyn Caskey, MFT
Telephone:
(707) 544-3299
Other Supervisors:
Edward Biggs, EdD
Theoretical Orientation:
Dependent upon program
Specialized Populations/Services:
At risk youth and their families
Special Remarks:
This site was very highly rated by a 2003-04 trainee
Links to Agency:
http://www.socialadvocatesforyouth.org/
Name of Organization:
Type of Agency:
Safe House: a residential setting for abused women
Location:
Client Population Served:
Safe House serves women fleeing from DV
Services Provided:
Play and family therapies
Individual therapy
Contact Person:
Mariah Day, MFT, Specializing in chemical
dependency
Telephone:
(707) 546-9922 ext. 30 on Tuesday or Wednesday
Specialized Populations/Services:
Aial Place-Children are
referred from CPS, care providers in the community and their doctors. Hours available during the day only. Group
supervision 12-2 on Tuesdays, with individual supervision available if client
load is over 5. Training on cycle of violence, chemical
dependency and play therapy.
Link to Agency:
No website
2004
Name of Organization:
Type of Agency:
Location:
Client Population Served:
University students of all ages
Services Provided:
Comprehensive services offered to approximately
7000 students and their families
Contact Person:
Michael Pinkston, PhD., Director of Training
Telephone:
(707) 664-2153
Fax:
(707) 664-3636
Theoretical Orientation:
Existential, Systems, Cognitive-Behavioral,
Narrative, Psychodynamic
Specialized Populations/Services:
Eating disorders, multi-cultural and gender issues;
drop-in counseling; individual, group and family counseling services provided.
Depression and anxiety.
Special Remarks:
Specify in letter of intent which training track
you are interested in: Individual or Family and Couples. Responsibilities
include 8-12 clients weekly; 1 hr/week drop-in or crisis counseling; run groups
and/or offer workshops. Clinical issues seminar; case conference; group process
and ‘red flags’ issues. Live supervision with families,
psychiatrist consultation, brief therapy. SSU is very familiar with
Argosy students, and offers a very comprehensive training opportunity. Please
see website for current clinical staff and interns.
Links to Agency:
www.sonoma.edu/counselingctr/internship.htm
Name of Organization:
Type of Agency:
Community services agency
Location:
Client Population Served:
Children, families, teens, couples and elderly
Services Provided:
Drug and alcohol services, counseling, teen
services, elderly services, housing, case management, counseling and prevention
Contact Person:
Megan Rooney, Clinical Training Director
Telephone:
(707) 829- 5717
Theoretical Orientation:
Specialized Populations/Services:
Special Remarks:
Approved early 2004 and a student at that time had
a good experience there.
Link to Agency:
2004