Welcome to the eBasedTreatment Internship Postings Page! Students are constantly seeking internship opportunities to enhance their learning experience and help navigate their career choices. This feature serves as the platform to match Ohio's treatment agencies looking for the extra help interns provide with eager students.
| Company |
Description |
Contact |
Date Posted |
| The Women's Center of Greater Cleveland |
Outpatient chemical dependency residential program for women; individual and group counseling; dual diagnosis center. |
Patty Worrells, PCC:
216-651-1450 |
June 8,2006 |
| WomenSafe, Inc. |
Resources for victims of domestic violence and their children. WomenSafe provides information, education, counseling, referral, and support to male and female victims of domestic violence and their children; offers emergency shelter. |
Devon Schroesk, PCC:
440-286-7154 |
June 8,2006 |
| Treatment Alternatives to street Crime |
Individual and group counseling; drug and alcohol assessment; case management. |
Christine Rawlings:
216-443-8252 |
June 8,2006 |
| Pathways |
Community mental health center, individual and group counseling. |
Stacy Holland:
440-918-1000 |
June 8,2006 |
| New Directions, Inc. |
Adolescent chemical dependency-residential outpatient, aftercare programs, group, some individual. Many clients have been abused and ahve multiple problem areas. |
John Wagner, LISW:
216-591-0324 |
June 8,2006 |
| McIntyre Foundation |
Individual and group counseling, family intervention, outpatient assessment/treatment, educational programs. |
Edie McIntyre, PCC,CCDCIII: 440-877-1100 |
June 8,2006 |
| Marymount Behavioral Health Services |
Inpatient, mental health, chemical dependency. |
David Kribel, L.P.C.C:
216-581-0500 |
June 8,2006 |
| Lutheran Children's Aid and Family Services |
Family services outpatient agency. |
Ron Colona, PCC:
216-281-2500 |
June 8,2006 |
| Laurelwood Hospital & Counseling Center |
Adults, family, group, educational services, partial hospitalization program, chemical dependency, dual diagnosis. |
Doris Reik:
440-953-3342 |
June 8,2006 |
| Laurelwood Hospital & Counseling Center |
Intensive outpatient chemical dependence program. Adult and adolescent programs; family compnent; oppurtunity for group and individual counseling; adult and adolescent mental health and dual diagnosis, Dialectical Behavior Therapy. |
Rob Clapp:
440-639-8989 |
June 8,2006 |
| Laurelwood Hospital & Counseling Centers |
Chemical dependency: outpatient group and individual, children, adolescents, adults, geriatric, eating disorders, Dialectrical Behavior Therapy. |
Dr. Diane Wetzig: 216-595-0500 |
June 8,2006 |
| John Carroll University Counseling Center |
Individual and group counseling with college-aged students, and alumni. |
John Ropar, PCC:
216-397-4237 |
June 8,2006 |
| The Haven Counseling Services |
Outpatient alcohol/drug treatment program offering assessments, Individual, and Group Counseling. Private practice setting. |
Fred Stevens, PCC, CCDCIII:
216-901-9900 |
June 8,2006 |
| Advanced Psychotherapy Services |
Treatment of adult sexual offenders and significant others. |
Gary Echt:
440-944-6565 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Baldwin-Wallace College Counseling Center |
College students, including non-traditional, individual, group, skill development workshops, crisis intervention, career & personal testing, consultation for the division of student affairs, individual and group supervision. (Some experience required.) |
Luis Rosa, PCC:
440-826-2180 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Beech Brook |
Outpatient family and individual counseling; emphasis on children |
Brando Tupaz, PCC:
216-831-2255 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Beech Brook |
Children, youth, families in a range of programs- residential, day treatment, adoption, foster care, outpatient clinic, community and patient education, school-based community services. |
Mark Gromer:
216-831-2255 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Bellefaire JCB |
Residential treatment for children; both individual and group counseling. |
Tina Pringpuangkeo:
216-320-8929 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Bridgeway, Inc. |
Community support services, counseling, crisis intervention, employment, vocational; Adult sex offenders services, family preservation, parenting adn counseling services. Evening and Saturday hours available |
Lee Anthony, LISW:
216-631-8686 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Catholic Charities Services of Cuyahoga County |
Outpatient counseling services for children and families; mental health diagnostic assessment; individual and group counseling. |
Edward Carter:
216-631-3499 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Catholic Social Services |
Family, adults, children, parenting classes, couples, life-skills training. Family and individual counseling; pregnancy prevention groups for adolescent girls. |
Nancy Pekar:
330-762-7481 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Centers for Families and Children |
Outpatient individual/group counseling for adults and children; Employee Assistance Program; Intake, assessment and referral, short-term counseling; substance abuse issues, relationship problems, mood disorders, anxiety and parenting concerns. |
Pamela Bradford, LISW,BCD,CSWM:
216-932-9497 |
June 8,2006 |
| Children's Advantage |
Individual, family and group counseling with children and adolescence; outpatient mental health center; services to schools; day treatment; case management services, psychiatric services adn prevention. |
Joel Mowrey, Ph.D. Clinical Director:
330-296-5552 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Community Assessment and Treatment Serices (C.A.T.S.) |
Residential chemical dependency programs; individual and group counseling. |
Daniel Cratcha:
216-441-0200 |
June 8, 2006 |
| Cleveland State University Counseling Center |
Adults, older adolescents (college students, age 17-65), outpatient psychotherapy, couple counseling, group, consultation with faculty and staff, workshops, some academic and vocational counseling. (Prefers interns who have some experience. Interns will work throughout Cleveland State's academic year: from August-May.) |
Jan Wheaton, Psychologist:
216-687-2277 |
June 8,2006 |
| The Cleveland Clinic Foundation |
Clinical setting in which interns can choose to spend time (depending on their interest) in Health Psychology, Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry, Alcohol and Drug Recovery, and Adult Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatry; interns spen a major portion of their time with the adult outpatient population in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders; interns can attend psychiatry resident didactics, grand rounds, or other educational programs; interns runpsychoeducational groups on stress management/relaxation in Alcohol and Drug Recovery. |
Karne Broer, PCC, Ph.D.:
216-444-0480 |
June 8,2006 |
| Crossroads: Lake County Adolescent Counseling Service |
Adolescent, children adn their families-outpatient, individual, group, family counseling, substance abuse, mental health counseling. |
Dori Garey:
440-255-1700 |
June 8,2006 |
| Domestic Violence Center |
Adults, children in domestic violence situations, living in battered women's shelters |
Linda Johanek:
216-651-8484 |
June 8,2006 |
| Emerge Ministries, Inc. |
Christian counseling center. Children, adults, families, some group therapy, testing, career, partial hospitalization programs. |
Pat Barrett:
330-867-5603 |
June 8,2006 |
| Far West Center |
Serves individuals and families; diagnostic assessment, individual, family and group counseling; psychotherapy; psychiatric and medication managment; community support services for individuals and groups; partial hospitalization. |
Marcella Krause:
440-835-6212 |
June 8,2006 |
| Faust Psychological Services |
Private practice within a hospital setting; both individual and group counseling; two ongoing groups- a Chemical Dependency group and a Trauma group; a wide range of counseling services, including assessment, diagnosis, psycholodical testing and individual and group treatment; problems commonly addressed are: mood disorders, anxiety/stress disorders, women's issues, substance abuse, weight management, anger, trauma, adjustment disorders, marital/family problems, smoking cessation, sexual cessation, sexual dysfunction, sport/performance issues, chronic pain, disruptive behavior, attention deficit and medical non-compliance. There are a wide range of hours; appointments are available day, evening and Saturdays. |
David Wright, PCC:
216-363-2261 |
June 8,2006 |
| Family Behavioral Health Services |
Private practice setting; individual, family, and group counseling |
William Elwood, PCC:
440-460-0140 |
June 8,2006 |
| Free Clinic of Greater Cleveland |
Serves primarily adults, some adolescents, no children. Provides individual, group, group, family, and couples counseling, presenting concerns including: HIV, drug treatment, and domestic violence; must go through training program; evenings available. |
216-721-4010 |
June 8,2006 |
| Applewood Centers |
Outpatient, Mental health treatment for children and adolescents. Early start, diagnostic assessment, group treatment, residential counceling, CSP case management. |
Fannie Baxter:
216-696-5800 |
June 8,2006 |
