California Psychology Internship CouncilC.G. Jung Institute Clinic - San Francisco
(415) 771-8055
Training and Education Offered by Internship
Please describe your objective in training Predoctoral interms. Please include a brief description of your training program and how it fits within the goals or mission of your agency:
In addition to helping the student attain a higher level of clinical competence, we place a high value on the integration of the identity and personal development of the intern-therapist. Interns can attend Institute colloquium and public programs for free; full library privileges.
If applicable, describe in detail how the internship training differs from practicum training:
RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PREDOCTORAL INTERNS:
Average caseload of 12. Weekly: Two hour case conference; 2 hours didactic seminar; 2 hours of intake assessment; 50-60% direct patient contact. 2-3 hours of individual supervision. Community meeting half hour.
Training/Clinical Services Offered:
Assessment, Brief, Consultation, Couple, Crisis, Family, Group, Individual, Inpatient, Long Term, Neuropsych, Other, Outpatient, Psych. Testing
Comments Regarding Theoretical Orientation of Staff
- County - San Francisco
- Contact Person Title - Clinic Coordinator
- Contact Person - Sonia Mistry
- Dir. of Training Title - Clinical Director
- Dir. of Training - Gale Lipsyte, Ph.D
- Last Updated - 22 February 2024
- Participating in CURRENT Match process - Yes
- CAPIC Program ID - I-138
- CAPIC Member Since - 1975
- Region - No. Cal
- Statuses approved by CAPIC
- Half-Time 1 Year - No
- Half-Time 2 Years - Yes
- Full-Time 1 Year - No
- CAPIC Internship Types Available:
- Half-Time 1 Year - No
- Half-Time 2 Years - Yes
- Full-Time 1 Year - No
Primary Location
- Executive Director - Steve Hargis-Bullen
- 2610 Mission Street
- San francisco, CA 94110
- Phone - (415) 771-8055
- Fax - (415) 771-8055
Training/Clinical Services Offered
- Brief
- Couple
- Individual
- Long Term
- Outpatient