Neurodevelopmental Assessment-Lifespan-Easterseals of Southwest Florida #196711 - Interns primarily conduct comprehensive evaluations for individuals across the lifespan in an outpatient non-profit environment, with a particular emphasis on early diagnosis of complex neurodevelopmental concerns, including autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, ADHD, and related conditions. Assessments utilize evidence-based assessment measures (ADOS-2, CARS-2, MIGDAS) and are often performed in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, including mental health, medical, and case management service providers.
Outpatient-Child- Centerstone #196712 - Care is provided in a community based public health setting, which includes individual and group therapy. Interns act as consultants to the allied mental health professions, who comprise our multidisciplinary care team. Interns further answer diagnostic referral questions for Outpatient clients though psychological assessment. Interns are provided training in non-directive play therapy and extensive training in TF-CBT.
Outpatient-Adult-Centerstone #196719 - Clients served present with complex diagnostic issues, histories of intergenerational trauma, and family systems impacted by substance misuse and serious mental illness. Interns use a range of EBPs to provide care for clients. Interns provide psychological evaluations primarily for high risk childen and adolescents who present with complex mental health and familial histories. Interns are provided training related to providing trauma-focused therapy for clients.
Trauma Services Lifespan-Centerstone #196717- Interns provide trauma-focused therapy and assessment services to adults, children and adolescents who are experiencing the sequelae of sexual assault, child sexual abuse, and other trauma. Individual therapy predominates, but a group for non-offending parents is also provided. Interns train in Play therapy, TF-CBT and the Tri-Phasic Model of treatment. Interns further provide psychological evaluations for high risk Outpatient children and adolescents.
Integrated Behavioral Health-Lifespan-CenterPlace #196718- Interns will provide comprehensive outpatient psychological services to children, adolescents, and adults within the context of a community-based FQHC health care. Interns will conduct initial intakes and provide outpatient therapeutic interventions that will include: individual therapy, family-based interventions, parent education and training, and school-based interventions. The intern will participate 1-2 days per week in the CenterPlace Diagnostic Clinic. Interns will receive formal training in TF-CBT.
Neuropsychology and Forensic #196715 (1 intern) – Interns provide psychological and neuropsychological assessment to children, adolescents, adults and geriatrics presenting with psychological and neuropsychological conditions. Adult conditions include traumatic brain injury, stroke, seizure disorder, depression, anxiety and other mood/affective conditions. Childhood conditions include traumatic brain injury, autism spectrum disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning disorders, depression, anxiety and other mood/behavioral disorders. Interns assist with forensic evaluations to assess a defendant’s Competency to Proceed, Sanity at Time of Offense, Risk Assessment, Psychosexual Evaluation, Mitigating Factors and Ability to Waive Miranda Rights. Evaluations often involve neuropsychological assessment of cognitive sequelae of Traumatic Brain Injury, Chronic Substance Abuse or other neurological/medical conditions that could have an impact on Competency and Criminal Responsibility. Other forensic evaluations include psychological/neuropsychological evaluations in cases involving personal injury, worker’s compensation and disability determination. A secondary minor rotation conducting therapy with children and/or adults (approximately 2 hours per week) is a part of this placement. Interns will receive formal training in TF-CBT.
Trauma-Focused-Child- All Star Children's Foundation #196721- Interns provide multidisciplinary assessment, consultation, and treatment for children and their families within a child welfare involvement. All children have a history of trauma, maltreatment, and/or involvement with the child welfare system. Interns are trained in a model of care for children in foster care which focuses on birth parent engagement, trauma-informed systems work, EBPs, and foster parent training and support. Interns receive formal TF-CBT, ADOS-2, and PCIT training within this track.
