Mental Health Interns must be in their second year of a masters or doctoral program. Students co-facilitate groups and carry a caseload of individual clients. Interns become part of the multi-disciplinary team at Tubman Chrysalis in Minneapolis, working alongside staff who represent a wide range of therapeutic styles. They practice in an environment that is trauma-informed, person-centered, strengths-based, and uses holistic and harm reduction approaches.
Currently accepting applications for 9 month internship positions that would begin either in May or September of 2026.
Email cover letter and resume to Joanie Braun, Senior Manager of Intern & Volunteer Services, at jbraun@tubman.org. Call 612-767-6680 with questions.
Counseling and Therapy Internships
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Advanced graduate level mental health or dual-track students work with individual clients and co-facilitate therapy groups. Practice in an environment that is trauma-informed, person-centered, holistic, and strengths-based.Please email resumes and cover letters to Joanie Braun at jbraun@tubman.org.
Supervision and licensure application and testing costs for clinical interns and trainees are funded in part by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division. If you have additional questions about this program, please call Birgit Kelly, Director of Clinical Services, who manages this grant, at 612-870-2442 or e-mail bkelly@tubman.org. Jennifer Polzin, Tubman’s Chief Executive Officer, can be reached at jpolzin@tubman.org
