Clinical Trainee Program
Taproot Therapy's Clinical Trainee and Internship Program:
Seeing an intern is a wonderful way to receive cost-effective, evidence-based clinical support. Taproot Therapy has a rigorous application process for interns. We select the top Master of Social Work students and Mental Health Counseling Students from the top programs in New York City.
There are several positive aspects of working with a clinical trainee:
To learn more about Taproot Therapy's Clinical Trainee and Internship program, or to apply for the program, contact the clinical director: erin@taproottherapynyc.com
Seeing an intern is a wonderful way to receive cost-effective, evidence-based clinical support. Taproot Therapy has a rigorous application process for interns. We select the top Master of Social Work students and Mental Health Counseling Students from the top programs in New York City.
There are several positive aspects of working with a clinical trainee:
- Clinical trainees receive expert supervision and consultation. While you are seeing the intern, the clinical director is actively involved in your care!
- Clinical trainees are able to provide you with thorough, flexible care.
- Clinical trainees are utilizing the most current, up-to-date research in their programs. Their knowledge is fresh and current, as they work with several experts in the field, both at the internship and in their school program.
To learn more about Taproot Therapy's Clinical Trainee and Internship program, or to apply for the program, contact the clinical director: erin@taproottherapynyc.com
Annie Bandler
Clinical Trainee (She/Her/Hers) Annie is a clinical trainee from Columbia University completing her Masters in Social Work. Annie specializes in working with adults with trauma backgrounds. She assists individuals in exploring the diverse manifestations of trauma—whether physical, sexual, emotional, or intergenerational—and how these experiences affect their day-to-day lives. Specifically, Annie focuses on exploring the evolution of interpersonal relationships, intimacy with self and others, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, attachment issues, disordered eating (binging, restricting, and yo-yo dieting), body image concerns, and complex family relationships In addition to her clinical training, Annie brings four years of experience working in a maximum security prison. This unique background equips her with the skills to support individuals grappling with complex trauma rooted in community violence and environmental stressors. Her work in this setting has deepened her understanding of trauma's far-reaching impacts and enhanced her ability to provide compassionate and effective care. Lastly, Annie works with women to explore boundary setting, codependency, empty nest syndrome, perfectionism, postpartum anxiety, postpartum depression and infertility. Annie is skilled in employing Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Art Therapy. Through these approaches, Annie focuses on helping clients to regulate their emotions, strengthen their relationships, and challenge their negative thoughts. Annie’s approach is direct and includes tangible skills for the client to use outside of session. Cost for 60-minute session: $75 |