This conversation explores the experience of being a counseling intern from the perspectives of Lily Wehman, a recently graduated licensed social worker, and Amelia Abernathy, a current clinical intern at Millennium Counseling Center. They share insights into the internship process and the importance of supervision. They also address common concerns about seeing intern therapists.

Lily and Amelia emphasize that while being an intern comes with challenges and self-doubt, it also brings fresh perspectives and enthusiasm to the field. They encourage both aspiring therapists and potential clients to see the value in working with interns, highlighting the support systems in place and the dedication interns bring to their work. Whether considering a career in counseling or debating whether to see an intern therapist, this episode offers valuable insights into the early stages of a therapist’s journey.

Key Discussion Points in “Counseling Internship at Millennium”:

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• The process of choosing and interviewing for an internship
  
• The value of supervision in professional development and managing imposter syndrome
  
• Addressing common fears and misconceptions about seeing an intern therapist
  
• The unique perspectives and enthusiasm that intern therapists bring to their work
  
• The advantages of having a smaller caseload as an intern
  
• Accessibility of therapy through lower intern rates
  
• Advice for new interns on managing anxiety and trusting themselves
  
• The importance of silence in therapy sessions
  
• Recognizing that therapy is work and involves growth for both client and therapist
  

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Connect with the hosts of ‘Counseling Internship at Millennium’

Lilly Wehman: Millennium | LinkedIn

Amelia Abernathy: Millennium | Linkedin

More About Millennium Counseling Center: 

At Millennium Counseling Center, our mission is to provide compassionate and personalized support for individuals facing challenges related to mental health, addiction, relationships, and trauma. Our dedicated and diverse staff works to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for people from all walks of life. We are committed to fostering a program and treatment plan uniquely tailored to your needs and who you are, helping you find a path to healing and growth.

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