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Mastering Essential Counselling Skills: Empowering Graduate Students for Therapeutic Practice
This internship opportunity is designed for master's students seeking to acquire practical knowledge and skills in various psychological approaches. It is particularly suitable for students interested in gaining insight into their own therapeutic practice.
Key Features of the Internship
- Essential Counseling Skills Acquisition
- Understanding the Stages of Counseling
- Structuring Counseling and Therapy Sessions
- Real-Life Case Observations
- Role-Playing Exercises and Group Discussions
- Exposure to Different Therapeutic Interventions
- Introduction to Treatment Planning
- Addressing Common Issues Encountered in Counseling Settings
What Our Interns Say
"My experience with Ms. Damini Grover has been nothing less than a plethora of learning and new insights. The internship helped me gauge the subtle intricacies of counseling and also supported my individual growth as a budding psychologist."
— Priya (M.A. Psychology)
"The internship was the most educational experience of my postgraduate degree. It gave me practical knowledge and the confidence to apply the skills learned in theory to real-life settings."
— Akriti (M.A. Clinical Psychology)
"It was great learning about the process of counseling and how it's done. I gained exposure to practicing counseling. At all points, she encouraged me to keep doing better."
— Gurkirat (B.A. (H) Psychology)
"Being a non-psychology student, this internship benefited me a lot, not just in learning the practical skills of a counselor, but also in gaining knowledge of various psychological concepts theoretically."
— Astha (B.A. (H) Philosophy)