Radical Healing x Creasman Counseling Internship Program
POC Counselor Training Fellowship - January 2020 - APPLICATIONS CLOSED
Black, Indigenous, People of Color, Queer and Trans/GNC/NB folx are highly encouraged to apply.
The application process for the January 2020 application process has been closed. If you are interested in being an internship student in the Fall of 2020, please get in touch with us.
The POC Counselor Training Fellowship is a practicum and internship training program for counselors of color*. The practicum and internship training program is a joint partnership between Creasman Counseling and Radical Healing and will take place on the Radical Healing campus.
The fellowship is accepting new applications for practicum and internship for mental health counseling degree programs. To express interest in our fellowship training program, please send an interest inquiry with a copy of your resume to creasmancounseling[at]gmail.com. The internship experience will fulfill requirements for Licensed Professional Counselors (or in some states, “Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors” or “Licensed Mental Health Counselors”) and applicants should be ready to start in January 2020.
The fellowship program at Radical Healing trains clinicians to practice from an anti-oppression, anti-racist lens and from a social justice perspective. Trainees will use an integrated model of DBT, CBT and relational cultural model of care to support a diverse range of clients with marginalized identities, including folx from intersectional identities, queer, trans and gnc folx. The fellowship includes clinical supervision and access to peer supervision groups and groups at Radical Healing.
Trainees will be supervised by Dr. Candice Creasman, PhD, LPCS.
Psychology (PhD) and Social Work (MSW) internships are future intentions - stay tuned!
*People of Color is a historical term referring to the shared experience of racism upon minoritized people from the African diaspora, Arabs/Middle Easterners, Latinx peoples, Asian/Pacific Islanders, Native Americans, multiracial people, as well as immigrants and those whose native language is a source of oppression.
Internship Program Staff
Clinical Site Supervisor: Candice Creasman, PhD, LPCS
Internship Program Director: David Young Oh, LPC
Internship Advisory Board: David Ford, PhD, LPC & Della V. Mosley, PhD
The application process for the January 2020 application process has been closed. If you are interested in being an internship student in the Fall of 2020, please get in touch with us.
The POC Counselor Training Fellowship is a practicum and internship training program for counselors of color*. The practicum and internship training program is a joint partnership between Creasman Counseling and Radical Healing and will take place on the Radical Healing campus.
The fellowship is accepting new applications for practicum and internship for mental health counseling degree programs. To express interest in our fellowship training program, please send an interest inquiry with a copy of your resume to creasmancounseling[at]gmail.com. The internship experience will fulfill requirements for Licensed Professional Counselors (or in some states, “Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors” or “Licensed Mental Health Counselors”) and applicants should be ready to start in January 2020.
The fellowship program at Radical Healing trains clinicians to practice from an anti-oppression, anti-racist lens and from a social justice perspective. Trainees will use an integrated model of DBT, CBT and relational cultural model of care to support a diverse range of clients with marginalized identities, including folx from intersectional identities, queer, trans and gnc folx. The fellowship includes clinical supervision and access to peer supervision groups and groups at Radical Healing.
Trainees will be supervised by Dr. Candice Creasman, PhD, LPCS.
Psychology (PhD) and Social Work (MSW) internships are future intentions - stay tuned!
*People of Color is a historical term referring to the shared experience of racism upon minoritized people from the African diaspora, Arabs/Middle Easterners, Latinx peoples, Asian/Pacific Islanders, Native Americans, multiracial people, as well as immigrants and those whose native language is a source of oppression.
Internship Program Staff
Clinical Site Supervisor: Candice Creasman, PhD, LPCS
Internship Program Director: David Young Oh, LPC
Internship Advisory Board: David Ford, PhD, LPC & Della V. Mosley, PhD