The Human Services Internship: Getting the Most from Your Experience

Pamela M. Kiser

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1. Getting Ready. 2. Getting Started. 3. Getting Acquainted. 4. Learning To Learn From Experience: The Integrative Processing Model. 5. Using Supervision. 6. Communicating with Clients. 7. Dealing with Diversity. 8. Developing Ethical Competence. 9. Writing and Reporting Within Your Field Agency. 10. Managing Your Feelings and Your Stress. 11. Trouble-Shooting. 12. Ending Your Internship. 13. Planning Your Career.

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2004Assessing the role of internships in the career‐oriented employment of graduating college students 1981Field Instruction: Techniques for Supervisors

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