Intern Therapist
modern therapy groupNew York (NY)
About the role
Modern Therapy Group is currently HIRING for the position of intern therapist for our group private practice in the Penn Station neighborhood of NYC.Are you an NYC-based graduate student seeking internship opportunities? (Mental Health Counseling)Do you thrive working in a collaborative environment with creative, skilled professionals from different walks of life? Are you someone who truly loves the work of therapy, who never wants to stop learning, and who is ready to develop their clinical skills? If so, we’d love for you to join our talented team of therapists! We are a New York-based, LGBTQ+ affirmative private group practice specializing in the management and alleviation of depression, anxiety, trauma, and couples work in therapy. We take pride in our uniquely supportive community of therapists, and we are excited to expand our team. By being a member of Modern Therapy Group, you’ll have the opportunity to…Provide values-driven, inspired therapy to an amazing client population Experience high-quality individual and group supervision and learn from a talented group of clinicians who are just as passionate about therapy as you are Receive additional benefits like various training opportunities, a free library of resources, professional development opportunities, and bonuses Be a part of a vibrant community that LOVES to have fun, in and out of the office (this means things like — Employee appreciation events! Happy hours! Staff meetings that are actually enjoyable!)
Job Type: Internship
Schedule: Choose your own hours
Education: Master’s and Bachelor's (Required)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in New York, NY 10017
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