Internships & Fellowship Training Opportunities

General Counseling & / Or Sex Therapy Internship Training Program: As part of your graduate school practicum / internship we train graduate students to become individual, couples and sex therapists. Students who have a strong background in child development have the opportunity to also specialize in child and teen therapy. We have many different training training tracks. Your clinical interests & academic training will significantly influence the type of clients assigned to you.

General Counseling & / Or Sex Therapy Fellowship Training Program: After completing your masters degree we train pre-licensed and post-licensed therapist in how to do couples counseling, trauma therapy, grief therapy and / or sex therapy.

Marketing & Social Media Internship Training Program: learn how to promote a business

We are excited to announce that our training program has expanded to include spots in our two Philadelphia PA therapy offices & our Ocean City NJ therapy office.

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First Year and/or Second Year Graduate Student Counseling Internship this unique internship opportunity involves a year long commitment during which time the intern will gain an exciting educational experience working with other accomplished therapists. Typical issues that clients present with: anxiety, trauma, FND, anger, depression, eating disorders, grief, and sexual dysfunction. Treatment opportunities include child & teen therapy, adult individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and sex therapy.

The intern will be expected to see clients three days a week totaling 20 hours. Typical hours are Monday - Friday 1-9pm, Saturdays 10-2 and Sundays 10-8. The exact days and times may shift year to year based on staff availability for coverage. The more flexible you are, the more easily we are able to accommodate your needs. Interns typically see between 10-13 clients a week. The sessions will be video-taped or audio recorded, and weekly supervision is offered for one hour. Interns also receive two hours a week of group supervision. Interns are also required to write two self-help tip per month and two matching videos for the website. This internship is an impressive addition to an aspiring counselor’s resume!

If you’re interested in applying for this internship position please fill out the Application

Past Graduates of this program have received their masters degrees from Arcadia, Capella University, Chestnut Hill College, Divine Mercy University, Messiah College, Northwestern, Rutgers, Saint Bonaventure University, The College of New Jersey, Temple University, Walden, West Chester University, University of Pennsylvania, Phoenix University and Widener University


Post-Masters/Doctoral Degree Training
: this unique training opportunity involves a year long commitment during which time the intern will gain an exciting educational experience working with other accomplished sex therapists / marriage counselors. The intern will be expected to see clients three days a week, totaling 20 hours (15 clients a week). Internship hours are usually 1-9pm. Some weekend hours may be available. The exact schedule may vary year to year based on office availability. The sessions will be video-taped or audio recorded, and weekly supervision is offered for one hour. Additionally we offer two hours a week of group supervision. In group supervision you will be exposed to other's clinical work. Interns are also required to write one self-help tip twice a month and a matching video for the website. Opportunities to develop public speaking skills through community presentations / workshops might be available.

Our ideal fellow would be a licensed therapist (i.e. marriage and family therapist, social worker, psychologist or counselor) who would like to further their training by specializing in marriage counseling and / or sex therapy. The fellowship is also open to recent graduates who are pursuing licensure. This fellowship is an impressive addition to an aspiring counselor’s resume!

Past graduates of this program have been doctoral students at Chestnut Hill College, Immaculata University, Rowan University, Temple University, University and Widener University.

If you’re interested in applying for this internship position please fill out the Application

Marketing & Social Media Internship Training Program Are you interested in pursuing a career in marketing?

The Center for Growth is a growing private practice that is looking for an intern to help with marketing and to help manage our social media platforms. This intern should be gregarious and willing to network with other professionals. This intern should be hungry to learn, comfortable taking the initiative on projects and knowledgeable about social media specifically Facebook, instagram, and Twitter. Internship would involve making relevant and timely posts to social media, researching marketing strategies for social media for a mental health private practice, and creating other relevant social media accounts. The Internship would be approximately 10 hours a week for one year.

If interested in this internship, please send Alex your resume at info @ the center for growth .com

Maximizing Your Counseling Internship Experience

Clinical internships can be a great learning experience for students, however they can also be a great source of stress. Knowing how to maximize your internship experience can help you to reduce your stress levels and chances of burn out. Also, practicing getting your needs met within the safety of an internship can help better prepare you to also get your needs met once you have a paid position.

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What To Expect In Supervision

What to expect in supervision. Supervision is core to a robust training program. At the Center for Growth, Inc., our philosphy and focus is to provide immediate and direct feedback in multiple ways. Supervision is conducted in both an individual and group format assuring feedback on a one on one basis as well as from peers. Group supervision fosters learning from peers's cases as well. All work is videotaped, helping our clinicians to see themselves as others see them. Supervision offered here will count towards AASECT Sex Therapy Certification as well as LPC, LMFT and LCSW licensure.

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Explore Your Imposter Syndrome as a New Therapist

This tip is for graduate students completing their internships and early-career social workers, counselors, and psychologists who feel inadequate or unprepared to work as therapists. As a new therapist, maybe you’re wondering if you’re smart enough, articulate enough, insightful enough, or fill in the blank enough to really do this work. These worries aren’t surprising. After all, people who are drawn to become therapists tend to be sensitive and introspective, and therapy is complex, delicate, and important work. The problem is, new therapists frequently have unrealistically-high expectations for themselves and get bogged down with imposter syndrome.

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Self Of The Therapist Group

Self Of The Therapist Group is designed for our interns, fellows and first year hires. The goal is to create a space for therapists to process their own feelings that inevitably come up during the course of therapy.

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