Welcome to our Internship Program, which enables the people of our community to receive counseling at a significantly reduced rate.
The counselors who staff this program are currently completing their internship as graduate students and are under the supervision of Jennifer Yaeger, Clinical Director of Sea Glass Therapy, and the faculty at their respective schools.
We are thrilled to be able to provide affordable therapy services for our community at a time when the stigma around counseling seems to be reducing as record numbers of people are seeking help.
To be seen by one of the interns in this program, simply indicate it in the forms filled out on the scheduling page.
Pricing
Individual session $50
Couples Counseling $60
Meet Our Interns
Megan Terry
Megan is a graduate student intern who has a heart for helping adolescents and adults in individual counseling. She prioritizes the therapist-client relationship, as she believes this is the most important part of the therapeutic process.
Megan has a passion for movement and believes in a holistic approach to wellness that incorporates mind and body. She believes in working together with her clients to create a strengths-based approach in reaching their goals. Her therapeutic approach integrates person-centered, somatic, solutions focused, and expressive art modalities.
Megan’s hope is that you leave the counseling session feeling a little lighter than when you first walked in.
Erin Willey
Erin is a graduate student intern transitioning into the mental health field. During her career as an elementary school educator, she saw the great need for mental healthcare for children and families that come from all walks of life. She has a passion for helping individuals work through the many barriers that prevent them from finding fulfillment and joy in their lives.
Erin believes that building a strong therapeutic relationship is the most important factor in achieving a successful outcome from the counseling process. She uses a person-centered approach that focuses on the client-counselor relationship and the strengths of her clients. Erin works with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, and trauma and integrates creative and expressive arts into their treatment interventions.
Alex Smith
Alex is a graduate student intern working on a master’s in marriage and family therapy. She is still working to find her niche and welcomes all experiences.
Alex believes in a strength-based, systemic approach to therapy, focusing on the various systems in a client’s life and how these systems impact the client. She values the therapist-client alliance and feels passionately about helping everyone she can.
Alex encourages everyone to try therapy at least once, as she believes therapy is for anyone and everyone.
Kallie Jones
Kallie is a compassionate therapist intern who brings an integrated and holistic approach to her therapeutic practice. With a deep commitment to fostering healing and personal growth, Kallie combines elements from multiple therapeutic modalities, such as Narrative Therapy, Relational Cultural Theory (RCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Attachment Theory to create a safe and nurturing space for clients to explore their inner world.
Kallie emphasizes the mind-body-spirit connection in her work, recognizing that healing is a holistic process. She integrates somatic movement practices and art therapy techniques to help clients tap into their body’s wisdom, express emotions creatively, and develop deeper self-awareness.
Kallie works with children ages 10 and up, teens, adults, families, and couples, offering tailored support to meet each client’s unique needs. Her warm, empathetic approach fosters a safe and collaborative environment, guiding clients on their journey toward healing, growth, and connection.