RJOY’s Clinical Training Program is designed for trainees looking to support their community with culturally appropriate ways of healing. Our training program highlights a community-focused environment and trainees will have the opportunity to incorporate restorative justice practices into their clinical work.Trainees will gain experience in a community based agency working with diverse populations across the lifespan while addressing a wide range of mental health and social challenges.
- RJOY’s Clinical Training Program is designed for trainees looking to support their community with culturally appropriate ways of healing. Our training program highlights a community-focused environment and trainees will have the opportunity to incorporate restorative justice practices into their clinical work.Trainees will gain experience in a community based agency working with diverse populations across the lifespan while addressing a wide range of mental health and social challengeSupervised Clinical Experience: Weekly supervision with an experienced clinical supervisor. Direct observation (video/ audio) is provided at least once per training year.
- Weekly Case Conference: Weekly case conference to support clinical growth and professional development through case presentations and case consultations.
- Diverse caseload: Trainees have the opportunity to do individual and family therapy. Our clients are community members from a variety of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.
- Comprehensive Didactic Training: Learn evidence-based practices, trauma-informed care, and culturally responsive approaches from experienced practitioners through our Guest Speaker Series. This includes advanced topics in therapeutic techniques, crisis intervention, and self-care for clinicians.
- Restorative Justice Training: Learn restorative justice practices on how to hold Community Building and Harm & Conflict Circles. Trainees are encouraged to circle keep for community members based on their area of interest.
- Collaborative Environment: Join a team of passionate professionals dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive learning space.
Students committed to serving diverse communities & promoting mental health equity .Students are encouraged to apply through BAPIC.
Required Materials:: Resume, cover letter, and two professional references.
Got Questions? Email : Clinicians@rjoyoakland.org
Location: 1733 Broadway, Oakland, CA. 94612
Contact: 510-931-7569
Executive Director: Teiahsha Bankhead, Ph.D. LCSW
Clinical Director: Jerdine Clarke, Ph.D.
Clinical Program Manager: Karena H. Montag, MFT
Highlights: Restorative Justice Oriented Therapy | Multicultural Training Curriculum
Other Information: 18-24 Hours per week |September through June | Thursday Required