Training Philosophy and goals of the Post-Master of Social Work Fellowship (MSW) program.

Training Philosophy and Goals of the psychology practicum program.

Training philosophy and goals of social work internship program.

The multicultural, multi-disciplinary and multi-theoretical staff members at CAPS are enthusiastic about being supervisors and mentors. We are committed to providing this exemplary training opportunity to enhance your skills, continue to develop expertise in areas of interest and allow for significant progress in the licensing process. This article provides detailed information about our Fellowship program and we welcome your interest in a possible Post Master's training experience in our counseling center.

The multicultural, multi-disciplinary and multi-theoretical staff members at CAPS are enthusiastic about being supervisors and mentors and are committed to providing this outstanding training opportunity for qualified candidates. This article provides detailed information about our program and we welcome your interest in exploring a practicum placement with us.

CAPS has a long history of collaborating with the University of Michigan School of Social Work and the Office of Field Instruction to provide excellent field placements for 20-month or Advanced Standing MSW students. More recently, CAPS has also partnered with Wayne State University and their Field Office to accept 2nd year MSW interns. The multicultural, multi-discplinary and multi-theoretical staff members at CAPS are enthusiastic about being supervisors, mentors and providing this cutting edge training opportunity for qualified candidates. This article provides all the information needed to pursue the possibility of securing a second year placement with us.

Here is a guided muscle relaxation video that you can listen to relieve those tight muscles and reduce your stress that you are been building for days and  in just 24 minutes. 

Training philosophy and aims of the AAPIC doctoral internship program. The article sets expectations for the prospective candidates applying for the program.

For many UM students, Thanksgiving and Winter Break is time to gather with family and friends in celebration of the holiday season. 

However, the break may not generate similar sentiment for other students.  Some students remain on campus during the break. Visiting their home may not be feasible due to long distances and/or unhealthy family dynamics.  Many students are faced with a difficult decision about going home.