Clinician's Training Program

Each practicum student will provide a combination of the following clinical services:

1. Individual therapy

2. Group therapy

3. Family/collateral therapy and advocacy

4. Child/adolescent assessment and diagnosis

5. Consultation and collaboration with the education staff

6. Support for students in the general school and/or community milieu

7. Wrap-around services

Each practicum student will receive:

1. One hour per week of individual supervision

2. Two hours per week of group supervision (case conference)

Lincoln Families will provide a comprehensive training program that addresses the treatment needs of children and families in the communities we serve, including:

1. Two hours each week didactic presentation by speakers on relevant topics

2. Access to Lincoln’s periodic training opportunities

3. Attendance at selected trainings in the community

• Start Date: Late July/Early August 2023 (schedule tbd)

• End Date: Early June 2024

• Required Schedule: 18-22 hours per week over 2 school days including one

• Weekly didactic training.

1. Completion of at least one year of coursework towards a Master’s degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology or Social Work

2. Experience working with children and/or families

3. Ability to provide culturally responsive services

4. Ability to work independently

5. Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team

1. Placement will fulfill the majority of the child and family hours of experience requirement for licensing.

2. Exposure to managed care paperwork.

3. Work experience within a growing non-profit mental health agency that may have future paid positions available.

4. Educational reimbursements starting at $4000 for first-year graduate students are provided. $2000 for each additional graduate student year.