Sentio University is a 20-month hybrid (online and in-person) Marriage and Family Therapy graduate program dedicated to training the next generation of mental health professionals.
We're seeking motivated undergraduate students for our Internship, a remote opportunity to gain hands-on experience and build foundational skills for graduate school and a future career in mental health. Interns work alongside our team to develop practical, real-world knowledge of the field.
This is a fully remote internship.
Fall Cohort: October 7, 2026 to October 28, 2026
Applications Open: August 10
Application Deadline: September 25
Weekly Meetings: Wednesday 10am to 12pm
Schedule
Interns commit three hours per week for four weeks (12 hours total).
Each week, interns:
- Attend a 2-hour live Zoom session to learn and practice a new psychotherapy skill
- Spend 1 hour reviewing materials to build a deeper understanding of psychotherapy and major treatment modalities
In the final week, interns work independently to complete a Capstone Project.
Internship Duties
- Assist Sentio University staff in testing new experiential teaching methods for undergraduates
- Attend training and supervision sessions, learn new clinical skills, and practice them using mock client scenarios
- Submit weekly assignments and complete a Capstone Project by the end of the internship
Benefits
- Training in empirically based Deliberate Practice methods
- Hands-on experience in professional mental health training
- Insight into career paths in professional mental health
- Opportunities to learn directly from mental health professionals
Eligibility
To qualify, applicants must:
- Live in California (this is a remote/online internship)
- Be a Junior or Senior in an undergraduate (BA/BS) program at an accredited institution
- If a recent graduate, apply within 24 months of graduation
Our Commitment to Diversity
The Sentio University Internship is designed to support college students from populations underrepresented in the mental health field. We strongly encourage students from diverse, marginalized, and underserved communities to apply.
Applicants must live in or attend school in California.