Clinical Psychology Internship for Underrepresented Students

Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group (2021)Buy Now

Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group (2021)

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Endorsements

Taking Flight comes as a gift for the future of the field....[it] is a blueprint for actualizing cultural accountability and humility...” —Theopia Jackson, Ph.D., chair, Clinical Psychology Degree Program, Saybrook University; president, the Association of Black Psychologists, Inc.

“...[Taking Flight] is a much needed resource...that provides support, information and tools for both students and programs to foster the interest and development of a more diverse and representative pool of mental health practitioners.” —Fred Millán Ph.D., ABPP, NCC, Director, Graduate Mental Health Counseling Program and interim chair and professor of psychology, SUNY Old Westbury; former president, National Latinx Psychological Association

What an absolute jewel of a resource to help recruit diverse high school students into psychology! I strongly recommend this splendid and valuable tool!—Melba J. T. Vasquez, Ph.D., ABPP, former president, American Psychological Association

As a faculty and administrator of color, I have often wondered about ways to promote inclusion and the advancement of interns who come from historically underrepresented backgrounds. Whereas such interns/students are often seen as factors that add to the education and training experiences of those from dominant cultural backgrounds, specific modules and frameworks to center the identity and conversations about historically underrepresented interns/students have been vastly missing. Dr. Kim and Dr. Johal’s work provides us with that missing piece which puts the critical centering on experiences of the often forgotten voices.” —Hideko Sera, Psy.D., associate dean of student services for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Morehouse College; former president, National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology