Gain real-word experience through a student placement with Seven Counties Services. We offer clinical, non-clinical, and research-related opportunities for students who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program.
Seven Counties Services offers structured, applied learning opportunities for undergraduate students. Students are paired with a staff member at Seven Counties Services who serves as a mentor as well as a supervisor. To complete this fieldwork experience, you must be actively enrolled in a program at an accredited university.
Students who are required to complete a training experience under the supervision of a qualified professional can do so at Seven Counties Services. We employ multiple licensed practitioners, including social workers, mental health therapists, art therapists, and marriage and family therapists. All of these placements are part-time and require at least a two-semester commitment. To complete this fieldwork experience, you must be actively enrolled in a program at an accredited university.
Seven Counties is part of the Jefferson County Internship Consortium (JCIC). This APA accredited and APPIC approved internship for doctoral students in professional psychology includes opportunities in a community mental health setting, a correctional facility, and a state hospital.
Applications for JCIC must be completed through APPIC. Requirements and deadlines are available in the APPIC Application for Psychology Internships (AAPI) Portal.
Consider Seven Counties Services for your behavioral health/community clinical rotation. We have four subspecialty areas:
At Seven Counties Services, substance use is treated by a multidisciplinary team across different settings, including inpatient, residential, and outpatient.
Our integrated care clinic addresses both physical and mental health needs. Services include screening/assessment, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment utilizing a shared individualized care plan.
Seven Counties Services provides primary medical screenings and assessments with care for chronic and acute health conditions.
Improve your leadership skills (e.g., communicating, delegating, mentoring) while working alongside a director or manager on our nursing team.
FYI: Seven Counties Services will not be taking PMHNP placements outside of UofL until Fall 2027.
Analytical Approach
Engage in data-based problem-solving methods to address and support an organizational need.
Applied Learning
Put the knowledge and research skills you learned in the classroom to practice in the real world.
Collaborative Research
Collaborate with a member of our staff as you plan, design, & complete a scholarly project.
What Are the Requirements for A Student Placement?
Our student placements are reserved for individuals who are actively enrolled in a college or university we have an established partnership with. Our higher education partners include:
All graduate level placements are 15-19 hours per week for at least 8 months.
All undergraduate level placements are 10-16 hours per week for at least 3 months.
What Kind of Opportunities Are Available for Student Placements?
Graduate level placements typically involve providing direct client services under the supervision of a clinical staff member (e.g., LCSW, LPCC, LPAT).
Undergraduate level placements can vary from providing direct care to behind-the-scenes support. We do our best to match students with what they are looking for and the placements we have available.
How Do I Make a Request for a Student Placement?
It all starts with an email to students@sevencounties.org. Be sure to include the following:
Is There a Deadline for Making a Request?
We have general timelines for making a request. However, we process student placement requests on a first-come, first-served basis. Thus, we encourage students to reach out sooner rather than later. Here are the timelines:
Seven Counties Services is proudly partnering with the following colleges and universities to support students’ growth and community impact. 
Have questions about student internships, practicum placements, or research opportunities? Our team is here to help guide you through the process.
Whether you’re looking to start an internship, complete clinical hours, or collaborate on research, reach out to us to learn more about opportunities at Seven Counties Services.
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Every contribution, whether time or resources, helps us continue our mission of providing quality behavioral healthcare to those who need it most.
Together, we can create a community where everyone has access to the mental health support and services they deserve.
Providing compassionate behavioral healthcare to our community since 1978.
Services and supports provided by Seven Counties Services, Inc. are supported with funding that is in whole or in part from federal, the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, other state or local funds.
