PROGRAMAS PARA
We offer supervised, hands-on training for bilingual English-Spanish master’s students in their second or concentration year. Interns build clinical skills while providing therapy that honors the language, culture, and lived experiences of immigrants, refugees, and first-generation Americans in unique settings
PROGRAM OVERVIEW & CLINICAL SETTINGS
Housed within RMWC’s Wellness Program, this internship offers final-year Master's students deep, hands-on experience delivering culturally responsive mental health care. Interns meet clients in the places they live, learn, and gather.
WHY CHOOSE RMWC?
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Immigrant-Led & Community-Rooted: Serve refugees, immigrants, and first-generation Americans in a truly community-focused setting.
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Systemic and anti-oppression focused supervision: Receive weekly individual/group supervision with an
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Holistic Experience: Connect direct mental health care with connection to agency-wide educational, basic resource, and social integration programs.
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Deliver Community-Centered Therapy Where It’s Needed Most.
What You’ll Do
Direct Practice: Conduct individual, couples, family, and group therapy, and build specialized support groups.
In-Person Service Settings: Meet clients where they are—In-Home, In-Community, In-Schools, at our Aurora Office, and via Telehealth.
Flexible Hours: Hours are what you decide; Evening and weekend hours available, but past 5:30 pm is not required with rolling start dates to fit your academic schedule.
requirements
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Must be fully bilingual in English and Spanish to communicate with clients in their primary language.
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Reliable vehicle required for in-person visits across homes, schools, and community sites.
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Eligibility: 2nd Year / Concentration Year Master’s Counseling student from Social Work, Psychology, or other relevant degree tracks.
Hour Requirements & Schedule
Hours: Weekly and total program hours are determined by the intern’s academic program.
Mandatory Commitment: Weekly supervision (meeting times determined collaboratively).
Scheduling availability is any day of the week from 8 am to 8 pm - this is determined by the student with their supervisor.
At least one day a week requires a 4:30 pm session to accommodate children in school and working adults
how to apply
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Interested candidates should email the following materials directly to the Clinical Director at erin@rockymountainwelcome.org:
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Resume
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Cover Letter
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Required Hours (total & weekly target)
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Target Start Date
“I didn't realize how much privilege I have until I started working with this population."