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Feeling Good Institute was established in 2010 by a group of Stanford University clinicians mentored by Dr. David Burns, one of the forefathers of CBT and author of many books, including Feeling Good, The New Mood Therapy. Today, more than 10,000 clinicians have been trained in Dr. Burns’ approach at the institute. In addition to our trainings, we provide clinicians a suite of services to support them in their ongoing improvement and help them thrive as private practitioners. 

We have designed a training program for supervisees interested in preparing for a career as excellent therapists in private practice using an approach that is both humanistic and client centered as well as goal oriented, data-driven and evidence-based. Our program is suitable for post graduate supervisees primarily within CA and NY States as well as many other states within the USA (Usually AMFTs, ASWs, MHCs, PCCS, and PsyD/PhDs postdocs) who are able to practice using telehealth or in-person therapy sessions. Supervisees are paid for their time and are expected to be available for 10 or more hours of supervised patient care and 2-4 hours of training per week for a period of two years.

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What Our Supervision Program Offers

Weekly individual, triadic supervision, or group supervision

Assistance in gaining clinical hours in a private practice setting

Advanced training in evidence-based treatments

Use of secure HIPAA-compliant electronic health record

Weekly consultation groups and marketing support

Continuous training opportunities through the Institute

Interview Process

  • 1Let us know you're interested and fill out the form below, or alternatively, you can send an email with an attached cover letter and resume to: Sonya Walker, @ sonya@feelinggoodinstitute.com
  • 2Potential candidates will be contacted to set up a phone interview
  • 3If it's a fit, you will have two interviews via video-conferencing with the Program Director and Potential Supervisor

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*We currently only accept postdocs and registered associates who have accrued at least 500 clinical hours towards their licensure.