Public Welfare English Consulting Services

$2000／50 minutes／per session

As psychologists go through the professional development stage, receiving an internship is critical to the experience. Internships allow students to directly apply the theories and techniques they learned at school to the workplace while receiving professional supervision.

Internships are essential for a successful outcome in the professional development stage. The philosophy behind such an approach is no different from that of a conventional understanding for internships in general. As guidance is provided in a master and apprentice relationship, interns can more effectively learn to apply theories.

Our institute is guided by the philosophy of education and teaching, and accepts students from the Master’s program of the Department of Psychology and Counseling to practice at the institute. With professional supervision, the institute assists graduate students in entering the workplace and acquiring the necessary skills and techniques to become a psychologist that can provide professional services and approach various psychological issues such as stress and emotional management, interpersonal communication problems, or emotional and career difficulties.

Given that such training requires students to come into contact with individual clients, the firm seeks to develop a public welfare consultation program and invite the community to accept the services of this program. In addition to paying a comparatively low price, which is used to cover on-site management fees only, the community can benefit from the services of the program. What is essential is that your participation provides an opportunity for graduate students to learn. This co-leaning approach allows our interning psychologists to achieve professional growth by accompanying you in resolving your challenges and exploring your internal difficulties.