Psychology Internship

Structured practical exposure

For: Psychology students, fresh graduates and trainees who need foundational practical exposure or must complete a university internship.

Includes:

• Case history and documentation.

• Counselling skills and therapeutic communication.

• Role-plays, simulations and guided exercises.

• Case studies and group discussions.

   

  Suggested duration: 1–3 months, with four-week enrolment blocks.
  University-specific hours and deliverables should be agreed in advance.

Counselling Practice & Mentorship

Applied skills and professional development

For: Counselling graduates, newly trained practitioners and professionals entering the field who want to move beyond simulated practice.

Includes:

• In-depth case discussions and case formulation.

• Therapeutic technique demonstrations and guided application.

• Structured practice and individualised feedback.

• Case conferences and reflective learning.

• Professional boundaries, ethical decisions and referral judgement.

• Mentorship and an individual learning plan.

• Opportunities for supervised real-world exposure, where available and appropriate.

   

Suggested duration: 3–6 months, with four-week enrolment blocks.

Real-client work is subject to eligibility, supervision, consent and the scope of the placement.

Advanced Supervised Practicum

Advanced case work and structured supervision: Designed to support real therapeutic readiness

For: Appropriately trained counselling and psychology trainees who need sustained supervision, advanced case conferences or a practicum aligned with specific university requirements.

• Understand the case
  Case history, intake, presenting concerns, case conceptualisation and documentation.
• Develop counselling skills
  Therapeutic communication, rapport, questioning, listening and responding to clients.
• Explore interventions
  Understand therapeutic approaches, consider intervention choices and practise appropriate techniques.
• Learn through supervision
  Discuss cases, consider alternative perspectives, receive feedback and identify areas for further learning.
• Build reflective practice
  Develop self-awareness, ethical judgement, professional boundaries and an understanding of one’s limitations.

Includes:

• Weekly supervision and advanced case conferences.

• Detailed case formulation and intervention planning.

• Separate direct and indirect practice-hour tracking where required.

• Reflective supervision and examination of therapeutic processes.

• Ethical and risk-related decision-making within the trainee’s scope.

• Structured supervisor feedback and agreed progress reviews.

• Discounted access to selected professional training programmes.

• Consideration for future collaboration or referral-network empanelment, subject to competence, eligibility and organisational requirements.

   

Suggested duration: 3–6 months or the period required by the approved learning plan.

University-specific placement requirements must be reviewed before enrolment.