The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Psychology Internship offers clinical science training in three tracks, Adult, Child, and Pediatric Psychology. We feature training in evidence-based clinical practice. Our core program is structured, yet flexible. We strongly encourage self-directed learning and the pursuit of elective experiences. Ours is a rich, stimulating, and vital training milieu characterized by invigorating discussion and collaborative clinical instruction. Trainees describe our program as warm and friendly. The internship follows a clinical science model of training and is intended for those individuals whose training and interests emphasize the application of scientific principles within clinical psychology.
- UW Psychiatry Department’s statement: Racism is a Public Health Crisis. Racism is Trauma. Black Lives Matter.
- UW Psychiatry Department’s COVID-19 Mental Health Resource Guide and Support
- COVID-19 Training and Recruitment Update
- Program Disclosures, Internship Admissions, Support, and Placement Data
- Internship Brochure 2022-2023
- Psychology Internship Administrative Policies and Procedures
Meet Our Leadership Team
Jason Horowitz, Ph.D.
Psychology Internship Child Track Director; Child and Adolescent Psychologist; Assistant Professor (Clinical Track)
Stephanie Farrell, Ph.D.
Psychology Internship Pediatric Track Director; Clinical Health Psychologist
Psychology Internship Training Program:
“Our trainees describe our program as inviting, warm, and friendly.”
Gregory G. Kolden, PhD, Psychology Training Director UW-Madison Department of Psychiatry