Graduate Level Internship Opportunity: The Master level student will be given support to assess individual and family needs from a clinical framework, provide interventions to decrease mental health symptomology, and support the client around their community-based needs using a holistic framework.
Bachelor’s Level Internship Opportunity: The Bachelor level student will provide case management support, which includes intake, goal setting, individual client and family interactions, home visiting, group work, and an opportunity to learn valuable skills, and community resources.
- Provide support to parents & pregnant woman with mental illness and/or substance use
- Gain clinical experience with assessment, treatment planning and intervention
- Education and practice in maternal and infant mental health
- Clientele is primarily women 18-35 though our work often extends to the family of our identified clients' (children, partners, other supports).
- We work in partnership with Division of Milwaukee Child Protective Services and Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Department, as well as other community partners organizations.
- Learning opportunities in other departments such as Information & Assistance, Suicide Prevention, and Policy.
Minimum Requirements
- Be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program for social work, counseling, psychology, or related field
- Vehicle, valid driver’s license and appropriate insurance coverage
- Knowledge of mental illness
- Experience working with families and with people with mental illnesses is recommended
How to Apply
MHA accepts interns year round at the start of each semester. The interested applicant should submit a resume and application to be considered for an internship interview to:
Nicole Robbins, Esq., Robbins Consulting
(414) 209-5390
info@robbinslawg.com