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Please check back in April of 2026 to learn more about the programs available in the 2026-2027 academic year
Until that time we are not taking inquires for practicums or internships.
Clinical Internship Program Year One Description
The program is designed to provide a thorough introduction to Bowen family systems theory. It contributes to students becoming competent relationship, family, and clinical counsellors, school counsellors, pastoral counsellors and social workers. While this is designed for individuals from mental health fields, it is very applicable to anyone working with families. The program includes readings for all of the major concepts of theory. In addition, clinical examples are used to illustrate the practical application of the theory.
Learning Objectives
- To provide the trainee with a thorough introduction to systems thinking from the perspective of Bowen Theory, its methods and techniques
- To apply the theory to efforts in one’s own family, in clinical work and, when applicable, in the workplace
- To relate Bowen Theory to knowledge from the natural sciences and to theological understanding
- To introduce trainees to systems research
Admissions Requirements
Applicants are either enrolled in a Masters Degree in Counselling, Social Sciences or a related field. Or they are a member in good standing with a professional counselling or social work association. In addition, the applicant shows a combination of life and work experience that, in the faculty’s judgement, will enable them to function successfully in the program. See the full description of the application requirements as outlined in the application form.
