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destiny carroll/
clinical student intern

“Peace is something you make, something you are, something you do, and something you give away.”
- Robert Fulghum.


Life is a continuous circle of learning, navigating, adapting, and relearning. Through your development as a child into adulthood, you have experienced positive and negative events as well as people that have shaped your current attitudes, and emotional and behavioral patterns. You are unique and an expert in your experience. It is my desire is to help you work towards creating peace in your life by using a person-centered and holistic approach. With these approaches, I meet you, the client, where you are right now in life from an empathetic and non-judgmental perspective.


I offer experience in crisis and community mental health settings. I have experience working with the adults in crisis with a wide range of adversity and diagnoses like anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia. I work to utilize client skills and personal strengths to facilitate progress in regaining control of their life, emotions, behaviors, and medication management. Client base ranges from those of all ages looking to address career challenges, anxiety,
depression, grief, spirituality, and trauma.

We all had to start somewhere.

PsycYourMind® is committed to the training and experiential learning of up-and-coming therapists.

The graduate level internship is an integral part of the counseling academic and clinical training experience. Counseling and Clinical Mental Health graduate students are required to have over 700 hours of clinical training time before graduation.

 

Thereafter, another 3500+ hour residency commences with 100 hours of supervision. An approved clinical supervisor (Crystal Joseph, LCPC, LPC, ACS) manages all cases, conducting weekly supervision to help guide theoretical application. Please use Contact form if you have questions regarding sliding scale and insurances. Those with Maryland Medicaid are not allowed to be seen by Clinical Student Interns. Please consider these factors before requesting an appointment.

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