Internship Programs
We offer programs for both both masters and doctoral graduate students, learn more and apply below.
/ BEFORE YOU APPLY /
When considering applying for any of our internships, here’s a few things we look for:
Commitment to social justice and ability to articulate how clinical work promotes social justice
Foundational knowledge of clinical skills, therapeutic theory and intervention
Basic knowledge of systems theory
Basic knowledge of mental health assessment
Ability to use a computer and complete required documentation
Openness to learn, grow, and receive feedback from supervisors
Strong critical thinking and self-reflection skills, and a willingness to focus on self-of-the-therapist experience in supervision
Graduate Internships
Applications for our Masters Clinical internship for Summer or Fall 2024 are open. We will review applications and conduct interviews the weeks of January 15th and 22nd. This is a competitive internship as we receive way more applications than spots we have to offer. We encourage thoughtful responses in the application.
Applications for our Doctoral Clinical Internship starting Fall 2024 are also open.
MN-TRI 2024 Internship Open House
We will host an open house on December 20th, 2023 from 4-6pm for all prospective interns at our MN-TRI office. This is not required in order to apply, but he highly recommend attending our open house to meet with current interns and staff, tour our space, and learn more about our internship program. If you have questions regarding the open house, please email: info@mntri.org.
Date: Wednesday, December 20th
Time: 4-6pm
Location: MN-TRI Clinic, 822 South 3rd Street, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN
What: Come see our space, chat with current interns and staff about MN-TRI’s mission and internship program. Light snacks and beverages provided.
RSVP: Optional RSVP to Linnea Bantam at linnea@mntri.org.
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Masters Clinical Internship
We offer practicum/internship opportunities for individuals in the clinical portion of their MFT, social work, or professional counseling degree. As part of our internship experience, we offer close mentorship and supervision for student-therapists as they gain the skills and confidence to work with justice-involved families who have experienced trauma.
Key features of our internship include:
Co-therapy opportunities
Seeing clients independently
Supervision by LMFTs
Facilitating psychotherapy groups
Relational clients
Training in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)
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Doctoral Clinical Internship
MN-TRI partners with doctoral level MFT, clinical psychology (or related) programs to provide opportunities for students working towards their PhD, DMFT, or PsyD to gain additional mentorship, supervision, and leadership training.
Key features of our doctoral internship experience:
Supervision from AAMFT approved supervisor if working towards licensure
Opportunity to supervise masters student if working towards AAMFT approved supervisor status
Relational clients
Opportunity to develop group curriculum and/or facilitate psychotherapy groups
Training in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)
Opportunity to participate in clinical research if desired.