|
Site |
Phone |
Contact |
Website |
Last Updated |
| (415) 616-9797 |
Joicy Mean | http://www.apasfgh.org/ |
10/2006 | |
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|
Wei Lew, PhD, Director of Training
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|
2006 | |
| (415) 682-3130
|
Pamela Parkinson, PhD,
LCSW, Director of Training |
http://www.edgewoodcenter.org/
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| See website for
specific program phone number |
Program dependent, see
website for specific program directors |
http://www.fsasf.org/
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| (415) 751-3267
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Audrey Dunn, LCSW,
Clinical Supervisor |
under construction |
2/2007 | |
| Haight Ashbury Psychological Services | (415)221-4211 x1 | Lisa Frankfort, Ph.d and MFT | www.hapsclinic.org | 3/2007 |
| (415) 487-5601
|
Jo Robinson, MFT,
Director |
http://www.hafci.org/
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Clinical Internships (415) 626-7000 ext. 413 (415) 626-7000 ext. 262 for substance abuse
services Intake office (415) 626-7000 ext. 220
|
Michelanne Baker, PsyD, Clinical Internships Steve Harlow, MFT, Men’s Substance Abuse Services
Marlene Ritchie, PhD, Director of Womens Substance Abuse Services |
http://www.newleafservices.org/ | 2/2007 | |
| (415) 752-5275
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Kate Northcott, MFT, Clinical Director | www.sfnewperspectives.org
|
2006 | |
| (415) 452-2211
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Selene Mitlyng, PhD, Director of Training and Chief Psychologist | http://www.geocities.com/omifrc@sbcglobal.net/OMIFRC.html
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| Pacific Institute | (415)-861-3455 | Deidre Estet, MFT | www.pacificinstitute.org/internship.html | 3/2007 |
| (415) 476-3890
|
http://www.ucsf-ahp.org/
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| (415)554-1450
General Information (415) 554-1100 |
Lisa Zaslove, PhD | http://www.waldenhouse.org/
|
5/2007 |
|
| (415)
241-6211 |
Janet Frost, LCSW,
Internship Coordinator |
3/2007 |
Name of
Organization:
Asian Perinatal
Advocates
Type of
Agency:
Non-profit Social Service
agency with small Mental Health component to serve Asian Pacific Islander
immigrants
Location:
Client Population
Served:
Target populations are the
Asian and Asian Pacific Islanders (API: Chineses,
Cambodian, Laotian, Vietnamese, Samoan, Filipino, Korean and Japanese) families
with children ages 0-14. Priority for services is reserved for families who are
low income, monolingual, new immigrants, and those at risk of abuse or neglect
of children.
Services
Provided:
Bilingual counseling,
school based mental health services, family therapy, parenting classes,
immigration issues, child therapy
Contact
Person:
Joicy Mean
Telephone:
(415)
616-9797
Theoretical
Orientation:
Integrative, Client
Centered, CBT and psychodynamic, Existential, Family systems; APA is a family
support center with a model of strength based practice.
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Focus on serving Asian and
Asian Pacific Islanders; families with young children who are monolingual and
who are newly arrived to the
Special
Remarks:
Students should be
bilingual in at least one Asian language to better assess and deliver services
to the families served by APA; students will have the opportunity to observe
professional staff in the direct service setting, including Intake assessment,
support groups, child group therapy and parenting classes. Site offers 1 hr/week
of individual supervision; 2 hrs/week of group supervision and
students may access the Clinical Director as needed on a daily basis.
Trainees will work a minimum of 16 hrs/week, and will
have the opportunity to follow cases, and perform clinical
assessments.
Link to
Agency:
10.06
Name of
Organization:
Type of
Agency:
Community Mental
Location:
Client Population
Served:
Children from infancy to 18
years of age
Services
Provided:
Quality outpatient services
to low income families; individual, family and group
therapy
Contact
Person:
Wei
Lew, PhD, Director of Training
Telephone:
(415)392-4453
Fax:
(415)433-0953
Theoretical
Orientation:
Psychodynamic and
Cognitive-Behavioral
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Chinese,
Vietnamese, Cambodian and African American children and
youth. Special education and
learning disabled children.
Special
Remarks:
Must have
experience working with children and youth.
Link to
Agency:
Do not have a
website
Name of
Organization:
Type of
Agency:
Private, non-profit,
multi-disciplinary agency
Location:
Four campuses: 2 in SF and
2 in
Client Population
Served:
Diverse
population of youth, families and caregivers. Several school-based
programs.
Services
Provided:
Mental health, education,
prevention, health and social services offered within community-based,
outpatient, residential and NPS (non-public school
settings)
Contact
Person:
Pamela Parkinson, PhD,
LCSW, Director of Training
Telephone:
(415)
682-3130
Email:
pamelap@edgewoodcenter.org
Theoretical
Orientation:
Program
dependent
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Probation; elderly and school-based
programs. Comprehensive
services
Special
Remarks:
Mileage
reimbursement applicable where appropriate. September through August with
three weeks off. Paid trainees available for more
experienced interns. Must be available for evening
hours a few days/week. Very comprehensive website: Go there to download
traineeship fact sheet, application package as well as program
descriptions.
Link to
Agency:
http://www.edgewoodcenter.org/
Name of
Organization:
Episcopal Community
Services
No longer taking students for the 2007-2008 year
2006, updated 2/2007, 3/2007
Name of
Organization:
Family Service
Agency
Type of
Agency:
Nonsectarian, nonprofit
agency
Location:
14 sites located throughout
SF
Client Population
Served:
Children, youth and
families, adults and seniors
Services
Provided:
30 programs offered in 11
languages, including family violence prevention, teen pregnancy prevention,
family service counseling and teen life skills
Contact
Person:
Program dependent, see
website for specific program directors
Telephone:
See website for specific
program phone number
Theoretical
Orientation:
Cognitive-Behavioral,
crisis intervention, family systems
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Multicultural; senior
citizens
Special
Remarks:
Website is comprehensive
with phone numbers for each program and their locations. This internship was
rated “fair” by a 2003-04
trainee.
Link to
Agency:
Name of
Organization:
Francisco Middle
School/Francisco Connection
Type of
Agency:
School-based mental health
and community services
Location:
North Beach area of San Francisco- serve primarily the Chinatown and Tenderloin areas of SF, but are located on the border of North Beach and Fisherman's Wharf areas of SF.
Client Population
Served:
11-14 year olds residing
primarily in the Chinatown and Tenderloin areas of
Services
Provided:
Individual, family and
group therapy, crisis/conflict counseling
Contact
Person:
Audrey Dunn, LCSW, Clinical
Supervisor
Telephone:
(415)
751-3267
audrey.dunn@comcast.net
Theoretical
Orientation:
Psychodynamic,
Cognitive-Behavioral, Systems
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Multicultural
Special
Remarks:
Second year interns: dual track MFT/School counseling-20 hrs/week. MFT or MSW track only- 16 hrs/week. First year interns – 16 hrs/week regardless of track. All interns will be assigned 1 case management case.
Application Deadlines : none
Application Requirements : resume only. (reference to be called following interview as requested)Resumes can be faxed to: 415 956-1238, addressed to Audrey Dunn
Training : 1 hour weekly individual supervision, 1.5 hours weekly group supervision, speaker presentations, Formal Case Presentations by interns with experiences Discussants, bi-weekly case conference, bi-weekly intake meetings.Extensive training on the meaning and structure of school-based mental health services
Orientation: first 3 weeks of internship, beginning in Mid-August.
Intern commitment : Mid-August through first week in June. Interns follow the SFUSD calendar year including holidays. Additional days off negotiable.
Required Days & Times : Wednesdays, 8:00-1:00
Otherwise, interns able to make own schedules based upon seeing students during the school day, 9:00-3:30, Monday-FridayLink to Agency:
Website under construction
Name of Organization:
Haight Ashbury Psychological Services
Type of Agency:
Location:
Services Provided:
Contact Person:
Dr. Lisa Frankfort
Telephone:
(415) 665-2230
E-Mail:
lfrankf765@aol.com
Theoretical Orientation:
Specialized Populations/Services:
Special Remarks:
See website for site specific application, training and supervision information:
Link to Agency:
Name of
Organization:
Jail Psychiatric
Services
Type of
Agency:
Part of the Haight Ashbury
Free Clinic Services
Location:
984 Folsom
Client Population
Served:
Inmates in any of SF’s six
jails
Services
Provided:
Individual and group
psychiatric counseling, jail aftercare services
Contact
Person:
Jo Robinson, MFT,
Director
Telephone:
(415)
487-5601
Fax:
(415)
243-0207
Theoretical
Orientation:
Solution focused, brief
therapy as well as long term therapy models, crisis
management
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Incarcerated mentally ill adults. Evaluation and assessment services, referral for
hospitalization, day treatment, and street based case management program to help
the homeless mentally ill.
Special
Remarks:
Practicum students carry
caseloads of 10 individuals incarcerated in SF County jail. One hour individual
and 2 hours group supervision provided. Staff meetings, didactic trainings,
professional development and other community based trainings
offered.
Link to
Agency:
Name of
Organization:
New Leaf Substance Abuse
Services
Type of
Agency:
A multi-service agency for
lesbian, gay, queer, bisexual and transgender persons of all ages, and their
families
Location:
Client Population
Served:
Lesbian, gay, queer,
bisexual and transgender persons and their families
Services
Provided:
Professional mental health,
substance abuse and social support services
Contact
Person:
Michelanne Baker, PsyD, Clinical Internships (415) 626-7000 ext.413
Steve Harlow, MFT, Men's Substance Abuse Services
Marlene Ritchie, PhD,
Director of Women’s Substance Abuse Services
Telephone:
(415) 626-7000 ext. 262 for
substance abuse services
Intake office (415)
626-7000 ext. 220
Fax:
(415)
626-5916
Theoretical
Orientation:
Client-centered, and psychodynamic in-depth
individual, group, family and couples psychotherapy
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Substance abuse services,
mental health services, HIV/AIDS services, outreach to elders, children, youth
and families, and psychiatry/medication services
Special
Remarks:
Training
from Sept.to July 31st. Scheduling
is 16-20 hrs/week.
Link to
Agency:
http://www.newleafservices.org/
Name of
Organization:
New
Type of
Agency:
Private non-profit mental
health agency
Location:
5026 Geary at
Client Population
Served:
Adults,
children, couples and families.
The diversity of clients seen at NPCC is representative of the kinds of clients
that clinicians will encounter in private practice; full range of emotional,
relationship, characterlogical, and substance abuse
issues.
Services
Provided:
Individual, couples and family and group
therapy. Sliding scale fees
offered to clients.
Contact
Person:
Kate Northcott, MFT, Clinical Director
Telephone:
(415)
752-5275
Theoretical
Orientation:
NPCC offers a
mindfulness-based, transpersonal psychotherapy approach which seeks to integrate
the best of psychodynamic, family systems, cognitive-behavioral and behavioral
models with transpersonal and mindfulness approaches.
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Staff includes therapists
trained in CBT, psychodynamic approaches, Expressive Arts Therapies, EMDR and
DBT Psychotherapy and Skills Training. Staff also represents a diverse range of
ages, orientations, cultures and approaches. NPCC therapists are LGBT friendly.
Special
Remarks:
This site is newly approved
as of fall 2006. Two year commitment required. This is not a first year
placement; they are seeking seasoned interns who have previous experience with
individuals, couples, families and groups; at least 9 months previous clinical
supervised clinical field experience. Will consider extensive
collateral experience in the mental health field as a possible replacement for
this requirement. This site offers January start times. Time commitment
of 17-20 hours/week for the first year; second year you become and Associate
Intern and have a 15 hr/week commitment. Must be available for
evening and possibly weekend work. Associate interns are paid a salary
based on client fees and supervision costs. Fees: $125 per month during the
first 12 months of training. New interns usually get to the expected client load
of 8 clients within the first six weeks of training. Agency strongly recommends
that interns be in therapy during the course of their
internship.
Link to
Agency:
www.sfnewperspectives.org
2006
Name of
Organization:
Type of
Agency:
One of four Integrated
Service Centers in the Adult Community Section of SFDOH
Location:
Client Population
Served:
Services are provided to
residents of SF, with an African-American focus
Services
Provided:
Psychodiagnostic
assessment, individual/group/family therapy and case management
Contact
Person:
Selene Mitlyng, PhD, Director of
Training and Chief Psychologist
Telephone:
(415)
452-2211
Fax:
(415)
334-5712
Theoretical
Orientation:
Psychodynamic,
Cognitive-Behavioral, Family Systems, Humanistic and Brief
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Multicultural adults and
children
Special
Remarks:
The site accepts practicum
students, so please apply. Substance abuse experience, child development and
group course is recommended.
Link to
Agency:
Name of Organization:
Progress Foundation has been removed as of 3/5/07 due to reports of not being able to provide enough supervision.
Name of Organization:
Pacific Institute
Type of Agency:
Resedential Treatment and Clinic for the Elderly
Location:
611 Laguna Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Client Population Served:
Services Provided:
The Institute's Gerontological Wellness Program is a comprehensive care program emphasizing the emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions of aging. Licensed mental health professionals, interns, trainees, and volunteers work in concert with residential care facilities in San Francisco and the Bay Area to provide psycho-social-spiritual care to residents within the facilities. In our innovative work with the elderly, we emphasize the aging process as a challenging and rewarding period.
Contact Person:
See website for application and contact people according to the program you are interested in and applying for
Telephone:
(415) 861-3455
Fax:
(415)651-8671
info@pacificinstitute.org
Theoretical Orientation:
Phenomenological/ Existential
Specialized Populations/Services:
Elderly
Special Remarks:
See website for comprehensive program details and applications
Link to Agency:
http://www.pacificinstitute.org/internship.html
Name of
Organization:
UCSF AIDS Health
Project
Type of
Agency:
HIV-related, non-profit
mental health agency
Location:
Clients access services on
Client Population
Served:
People living with HIV and
their caregivers; people at risk for contracting HIV
Services
Provided:
Education, testing, crisis
services, HIV related substance abuse services
Contact
Person:
See website for application
and contact people according to the program you are interested in and applying
for
Telephone:
(415)
476-3890
Fax:
(415)
476-3613
Theoretical
Orientation:
Brief therapy among
others
Specialized
Populations/Services:
HIV positive people of all
ages as well as targeted populations for HIV prevention
Special
Remarks:
See website for
comprehensive program details and applications
Link to
Agency:
Name of
Organization:
Walden
House
Type of
Agency:
Behavioral Health and
Substance Abuse Services for the community
Location:
815
Client Population
Served:
Culturally diverse;
ex-convicts, homeless as well as private pay clients
Services
Provided:
Numerous programs,
including substance abuse prevention and education, day treatment programs as
well as residential programs, services
for women incarcerated in SF County jail…see website for full description of
these and other programs. Trainess are only eligible to work in the outpatient adult program http://www.waldenhouse.org/services/mentalhealth_out.html The adolescent residential program will be shutting down as of June 30, 2007. Internships available in school based programs (practicum trainees are not eligible).
Contact
Person:
Lisa Zaslove, PhD
Telephone:
Dr. Zaslove, (415)554-1450
General Information (415)
554-1100
Theoretical
Orientation:
Based on the therapeutic
community model of treatment
Special
Remarks:
Each of the services
offered by Walden House works to heal the client in a comprehensive, holistic
way by emphasizing self-help and peer support in a highly structured, humanistic
environment
Link to
Agency:
2004
Name of
Organization:
SF Unified
Type of
Agency:
School based community
agency
Location:
K-12 schools throughout SF
County
Client Population
Served:
School aged children and
their families
Services
Provided:
SIC (Student Intervention Team) provides learning
support, foster youth services, dropout prevention, mental health assessment for special education students.
Contact
Person:
Janet Frost, LCSW,
Internship Coordinator
Telephone:
(415)
241-6211
Theoretical
Orientation:
Numerous and
varied
Specialized
Populations/Services:
Multicultural and
multiethnic populations, youth on probation and in the foster care system, low
income families, tutoring and enrichment, special education students (mental health assessments). See brochure which is also in the site folder in database files on Argosy
campus.
Special
Remarks:
Some programs offer
stipends. Bilingual/ bicultural interns encouraged to apply.