Early Intervention &
        Community Wellness

 
Early Intervention Training
       Institute (EITI)
Access Center
Outpatient & School
       Based Services
Intensive Services
CalWORKs
Life Learning Program
Training Programs
Privacy Practices
Employment Opportunities
 
 
To best meet the mental health needs of children and their families, as well as actively promote the training of mental health professionals, the Clinic engages in a number of training partnerships with organizations and institutions in the community.


Child Psychiatry Residents Training

Through a long-standing affiliation with the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the Clinic provides on-site psychiatry training in the diagnosis and treatment of children ages five and younger.  This is a unique program within Los Angeles County, which extends the impact of the Clinic’s expertise in early intervention and community wellness.  Medical residents learn about early identification and treatment of mental health problems in very young children, including training in both outpatient and day treatment services within a multidisciplinary approach to treatment and service delivery.

Read more about our Child Psychiatry Residents Training program here

Psychology Intern Program

The Clinic’s Psychology Internship Program, which provides training to doctoral students from schools throughout the State, is also a California Psychology Internship Council training site.  Four students per year participate in a nine-month program of intensive supervision, didactic seminars, and direct service to clients and families. 

Life Learning Program

Our Life Learning Program aims to equip adolescents and young adults, ages 15 to 25, and who have significant mental health problems, with essential skills and experiences to transition successfully to independent community life. Vocational education, employment services, rehabilitation, case management, and medication services are blended to provide a wide range of needed services. We assist young adults in obtaining positive peer relationships, stable housing, higher education, job opportunities, and access to other community resources. Special weekend and evening recreational and cultural enrichment activities are organized to engage these young adults and expose them to opportunities outside their daily life experiences. The Clinic partners with the State Department of Rehabilitation and the County Department of Mental Health Cooperative Program to provide this life skills training, which is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

 

 
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