Graduate Internship Program at Ashe Counseling & Coaching
At Ashe Counseling & Coaching, we are passionate about fostering the next generation of mental health professionals. Our Graduate Internship Program is designed to provide meaningful, hands-on experience in a supportive and collaborative environment.
What We Offer
Practical Experience: Interns gain valuable insight by working with diverse clients in both virtual and in-person settings.
Supervision and Mentorship: Our experienced clinical team provides regular supervision and guidance to ensure you feel confident and supported.
Skill Development: Interns learn to apply evidence-based modalities such as ACT, Adlerian, IFS, and trauma-focused approaches in real-world settings.
Cultural Competence: We emphasize cultural humility and sensitivity to clients' mental health needs.
Eligibility
Our program is open to graduate students enrolled in a Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Social Work, or related program. Please note that this internship is for academic credit and does not include compensation.
What We Expect
We are looking for interns who are:
Eager to learn and grow in the mental health field.
Committed to providing exceptional care to clients.
Open to feedback and collaboration.
Professional and compassionate in their interactions.
Why Ashe Counseling?
With our focus on quality care and innovation, Ashe Counseling & Coaching provides a unique opportunity to learn from a team of dedicated professionals while contributing to the well-being of our clients.
2025-26 Graduate Interns
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Anna Clay
She/Her
University of Illinois Chicago
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Gabriela Monreal
She/Her
University of Illinois Chicago
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Kepi Cuevas
They/Them
University of Chicago
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Meera Kumar
They/Them
University of Chicago
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Sky Shi
She/Her
University of Chicago
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Victoria Davis
She//Her
University of Chicago
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Yichun Chen
She/her
University of Chicago
2024-25 Interns
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Hannah Brown
Adler University
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Rebekah Armstrong
Adler University
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Daniel Zheng
University of Chicago
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Kat Falson
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Negin Ahmadi
Northwestern University
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Ashley Cruz-Martinez
Northwestern Universit
FAQs
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Graduate students currently enrolled in a master’s program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Social Work, or a related field are eligible to apply. Applicants must seek academic credit for their internship as this is an unpaid opportunity.
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No, this internship is unpaid and designed specifically for students receiving academic credit as part of their graduate program requirements.
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The application process is competitive due to the limited number of internship spots available each term. We receive applications from highly qualified candidates, so it’s important to submit a strong application, including a tailored cover letter and resume, and to apply as early as possible.
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Interns are expected to commit to 15-20 hours per week,
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Interns will:
Provide counseling services to clients under supervision.
Participate in case consultations and staff meetings.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation.
Develop and implement treatment plans tailored to client needs.
Engage in training and professional development activities.em description
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Our clients come from diverse backgrounds and present with a variety of mental health challenges. Interns will have the opportunity to work with both in-person and virtual clients, allowing for a rich and varied clinical experience.