Trinitas provides an in depth, broad-based, training in the delivery of all facets of psychological services across the life span. Interns work in one of the largest behavioral health services in the state of New Jersey. We use the local clinical scientist model to guide our training. We provide services to an extremely ethnically diverse, urban population. All interns work with both adults & children. Interns gain experience in providing adult, child, family, & group psychotherapy & assessment. Settings include outpatient, partial hospital, residential and school environments. Our program offers the unique opportunity for all interns to receive intensive clinical or observational training in the use of both adult and adolescent DBT in our DBT Institute. Our program also offers the unique opportunity to deliver services as a consultant providing training, program development & consultation to corporations and/or schools. Interns work in our child and adult outpatient clinics during the entire year. Interns additionally choose two 6-month rotations. Rotation choices include: Adult Partial Hospital, Psychology Consultation to Schools and Corporations and Intensive Child and Adult Outpatient Rotations. Interns perform at least 6 psychological testing batteries during the year. Interns also participate in an evidence-based outcome project. Intern seminars include: Adult Psychotherapy, Child, Family, Culture & Ethics, DBT, Group Therapy, Testing & Assessment and Supervision weekly or biweekly seminars. Interns attend a weekly intern self-care process group. Interns receive four supervision sessions per week (3 individual & 1 group). Supervision is provided for outpatient psychotherapy cases, rotation and psychological testing (group supervision). Each intern carries outpatient cases (half in adult & half child/adolescent), plus 3 to 4 outpatient groups. Our training environment is supportive and flexible. The hospital has a long tradition of hiring former interns and we have a number of former interns on staff who function in a variety of roles in the department. Training supervisors work from a variety of theoretical orientations, including Psychodynamic, CBT, IFS, Schema Therapy, DBT, Family Systems and Interpersonal Approaches. Our brochure is located at: https://www.trinitasrmc.org/misc/Doctoral_Psychology_Internship_Brochure_2022-2023.pdf