Discover an opportunity to be part of something bigger.
As a nonprofit Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC), Family Resource Center proudly serves a diverse population of individuals across many unique socio-economic backgrounds, cultures, and ages. To continue providing compassionate, innovative care, our internship program enables emerging counselors with the chance to be more than just an observer in the field. When you join our program, you'll get hands-on clinical experience working alongside passionate professionals in prevention, treatment, and recovery for the community's most vulnerable.
The FRC Approach
At Family Resource Center, our internship program ensures that you gain an in-depth understanding of behavioral healthcare challenges and treatments. When you become an intern, you will:
- Collaborate across the entire system of care through an interdisciplinary approach, utilizing different perspectives and gaining in-person, client treatment skills.
- Participate in group therapy sessions where you'll engage in insightful discourse with real professionals who are active in the field.
- Provide direct one-on-one counseling to patients and contribute to the development of customized treatment plans.
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“I loved my internship because everyone is so helpful and willing to answer lots of questions that I had. I loved that I had so many opportunities, from seeing clients one-on-one to taking part in trainings and observing sessions at various sites.”
Madison, Outpatient Counselor
“My internship allowed me to connect all that I had been learning in class with real life. I was encouraged to intern in a nonprofit community clinic to get a good idea of the world I was hoping to enter. It was an eye-opening experience, but it helped solidify my passion for the field.”
Korinne, Outpatient Counselor
“Advice I would give potential interns is to consider your ‘why.’ What is it that brought you to the field of counseling? Then, find support in an organization that will bring you closer to that reason. My internship taught me how to lead a group, create treatment goals, hone my counseling skills, and impact the community I live in.”
Jade, Forensic Counselor
