Training Opportunities at BCSC
Great healthcare starts long before treatment begins. At its core, our model begins with educated, experienced, and compassionate healthcare professionals. We provide training for healthcare professionals at every level — from undergraduate students to established clinicians.
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A great career begins with expert training. Learn more about the training opportunities at BCSC through the links below.
What Sets BCSC Apart?
Evidence-Based Treatment
When you come to BCSC, our team becomes your team. You gain access to top professionals from pediatric psychiatry, clinical psychology, behavioral analysis, family therapy, and more, all working to help you or your child thrive.
Expert Support
All treatments are not created equal. At BCSC, we’re on the frontlines of what’s working in treating child and adolescent mental health and behavioral challenges. You’ll get peace of mind knowing you or your child is getting the best support.
DEAI Commitment
Collaborative Clinicians
Our highly collaborative and adaptive clinicians and support teams consistently strive to break down barriers associated with standard mental and behavioral health services — no matter our patients’ ages.
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Starting Therapy: What to Expect in Your First Few Sessions
Starting therapy can bring relief, uncertainty, and plenty of questions. What will the therapist ask? Do you need to prepare? What if you don’t know how to explain what’s been happening? If you’re seeking care for your child, you may also wonder whether you’ll attend sessions together and how involved
Understanding Different Approaches to Trauma Treatment
The term trauma therapy is used frequently, but it can mean many different things. There are several evidence-based treatments for trauma-related symptoms, and they do not all look the same. Some focus on approaching memories or situations that have been avoided. Others focus more heavily on beliefs that developed after
Finding the Right Mental Health Care: What to Look for in Treatment
This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week (October 4-10, 2026), so we are sharing some thoughts about how to find mental health care that fits your or your family’s needs. Deciding to look for mental health care can be a significant step. Figuring out what kind of care to look