Student Intern-CSCT

Graduate Level Internship

Graduate-Level Mental Health Internship (Unpaid)   

About the Internship  

We are currently accepting applications for a Graduate-Level Mental Health Intern to support our children’s mental health initiatives within a mission-driven non-profit organization. The role is designed to meet graduate-level practicum or internship requirements, including the possibility of supervised clinical hours toward licensure (e.g., LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, etc.).  

While this opportunity is designed to support academic internship or practicum requirements, placement is subject to availability and determined on a case-by-case basis based on candidate's fit and organizational capacity.  

Internship opportunities may be available in the following areas and surrounding locations. Billings, Butte, Great Falls, Havre, and Lewistown

Primary Responsibilities  

• Clinical Support: Assist with the planning, delivery, and evaluation of therapeutic services for children and families under the supervision of a licensed clinician.  

• Client Engagement: Participate in supervised client sessions, including intakes, psychosocial assessments, treatment planning, and case documentation.  

• Program Development: Contribute to the design and refinement of mental health programs and psychoeducational workshops tailored to children and caregivers.  

• Community Outreach: Support public education efforts and connect families to available mental health resources.  

• Administrative Functions: Aid in clinical record-keeping, data entry, and scheduling as related to service delivery and program tracking.  

Benefits  

• Supervised experience with licensed mental health professionals  

• Eligible hours toward licensure or graduate program credit (as applicable)  

• Direct involvement in child-focused mental health programming  

• Mentorship and professional development opportunities  

Qualifications

Qualifications

• Education: Currently enrolled in a Master’s program (e.g., MSW, MFT, MA/MS in Counseling or Psychology, or related field).  

• Interest: Demonstrated passion for working with children, families, and underserved communities.  

• Skills: Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills; ability to maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.  

• Commitment: Willingness to learn and grow in a collaborative, community-focused setting.

How to Apply  

Please submit the following to our intern application at ybgr.org/careers:  

• Updated resume  

• Cover letter describing your interest, career goals, and any internship/practicum requirements  

• Documentation from your academic program including requirements and any other necessary documents from the education institution  

We look forward to supporting the next generation of mental health professionals. If you’re committed to promoting emotional wellness for children and families, we encourage you to apply!