Clinical interns and trainees receive 1 hour of individual supervision and 2 hours of group supervision every week as well as a myriad of clinical trainings. Trainings offered include but are not limited to: a comprehensive Clinical Orientation (Crisis Management, Law and Ethics), Motivational Interviewing, Community Resiliency Model, Cultural Competency, Clinical Documentation, Trauma-Informed Care, and Suicide Prevention.
Interested in an internship or practicum position?
Contact Julie Miracle, Director of Compliance
| Email: | jmiracle@nclifeline.org |
| Phone: | (760) 509-3467 |
Organizational Climate
Internship Perks
Types of Experience
Quotes From Past Interns:
I had a therapy client who I was working with on self-esteem and building a more loving, positive self-image. I had planned our session and prepared an activity to work on, all of which was set aside when my client walked in the door in tears about a sudden loss. I had no idea I would be walking into a session where we would be working through grief and loss, but the belief my Lifeline mentors had in me was my motivation for following my instincts. My training kicked in and I learned a great lesson about believing in myself when things don't go as planned. – Amy Leigh
I was fortunate to be with Youth Development for my internship. This group was a talented group of clinicians and case managers who were integral in teaching me skills that furthered my education. They were a team that was creative, caring and used humor to help me feel part of a team that did outstanding work. The clinical supervision I received was professional and challenged me at the right times and allowed me to grow as a clinician and a human being. – Cindy
My time with Lifeline Community Services has been very rich in community and support. It’s encouraging to work with supervisors and colleagues that are so filled with hope in regards to making a positive impact on the Lifeline community and in the lives of the individuals we serve. - Matt