Student Internship – Mental Health Intern- Therapist
This internship is designed for students who want hands-on experience in a counseling and wellness setting. As an intern, you will learn by observing real-world counseling practices, assisting with program activities, and contributing to community outreach — all under the supervision of licensed professionals.
What You’ll Do
Position Type: Internship (Unpaid or Stipend – depending on arrangement)
Reports To: Licensed Counselor or Program Coordinator
Welcome and assist clients at the front desk.
Help schedule and confirm appointments.
Provide administrative support to counselors.
Assist with workshops, support groups, and events.
Prepare educational materials and resources for sessions.
Maintain confidentiality and follow ethical guidelines.
Observe counseling sessions (with consent and supervision).
Join staff meetings and case discussions.
Assist with research, data entry, and program evaluation.
Support mental health awareness campaigns.
Help share educational materials with schools and local organizations.
Current enrollment in (or recent graduation from) a program in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, Human Services, or a related field.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Professionalism, reliability, and commitment to confidentiality.
Ability to work well as part of a team.
Real-world exposure to counseling practices in a professional setting.
Skills in client interaction, program development, and advocacy.
Understanding of ethical standards in mental health services.
Mentorship and supervision from licensed professionals.
Flexible hours based on program needs and school requirements.
Minimum of 8–12 hours per week preferred.
Semester-based, summer, or year-round opportunities available.
This is an unpaid internship (unless a stipend is arranged).
Academic credit may be available through your school or program.
Submit the following to be considered:
Your resume or CV
Internship requirements from your academic program (if applicable)