Why Is Having a Clinical Intern As My Therapist A Great Choice?

An “internship” can mean so many things these days! In the therapy world, a clinical internship is completed when a therapist is about to finish their master’s level graduate training and receive their Licensed Professional Counselor credential through the Ohio State Board. This is Brie’s second career, and she has life experience, experience as a professional, and experience as a mother to bring to her clinical work. Additionally, Brie has been training for two years in psychotherapy techniques and modalities. And here’s another bonus! Because clinical interns are steeped in their graduate level training, they also have more opportunities for consultation and collaboration with experts than at any other point in their career, allowing them to offer exceptional care. Please feel free to reach out to Brie directly or to info@purposeful-path.com with any more questions about working with a clinical intern.