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Graduate interns are students who are currently enrolled and finalizing their degrees as therapists. The graduate internship process is the last leg of a graduate school program where students are receiving hands-on practical training in the field of therapy. 510 Graduate interns are carefully selected and closely supervised to ensure that our clients are getting great care! Interns are with 510 for a limited time (usually 6-12 months depending on their respective program), but they provide sessions at a significantly reduced rate – often less than an insurance co-pay – $40.00. Interns are under the supervision of experienced, licensed therapists. So it’s kind of like a 2 for 1 deal! 😊
Arianna has a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Human Development and Family Science. Arianna is a second-year graduate student at the University of Central Missouri in pursuit of a Master’s degree in Human Development and Family Science with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy. She has always been drawn toward helping others, especially those from diverse and unique backgrounds. Arianna believes that the change and healing process through therapy begins with offering a safe and welcoming place that is free of judgment and allows one to truly explore the innermost parts of themselves. She values culture and family traditions, believing that these communities can provide some of the strongest foundations for health and wellness. She believes in meeting people where they are at and that the relationship between client and clinician is a sacred bond. Arianna has had experience with grief work, married couples, children and parenting, and addiction through the UCM Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic. She is especially interested in helping children, teens, adults, and families who have been affected by domestic violence. Arianna is supervised by Melissa Winston, MS, LMFT-S, LCMFT-S.
Hi there! My name is Bailee. I am a student at Northwestern University pursuing a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology. I received my bachelor’s degree in Psychology from North Dakota State University in 2018 and a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Capella University in 2021. Before entering into the mental health field, I spent years in therapy working through my own experience with adverse mental health. It was in my own journey of pain, error, and ultimately healing, that I discovered my passion for journeying alongside other humans who are striving for a transformative experience. I believe that you can gain restoration, security, and purpose through a therapeutic relationship based on trust and safety. I take an approach that is holistic in nature, emphasizing the importance of achieving wellness through caring for the mind, body, and spirit. I believe that if one of these parts are not functioning properly, a negative impact on both physical and mental occurs. I use an integrated approach but draw primarily from a person-centered orientation with specific focuses in somatic experiencing, IFS, play therapy, and attachment theory. Through these approaches, I aim to help you rebalance the nervous system and heal unresolved emotional wounds all while empowering you to be your favorite self. I am originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota and recently moved to Kansas City. In my free time I enjoy drinking matcha, watching football, cuddling my dog, and focusing on my own well-being. I enjoy bringing laughter into spaces, and there’s a good chance a midwestern ‘ope’ will sneak into conversation. I look forward to connecting with you! “What the mind conceals, the body reveals” Bailee is supervised by Melissa Winston, MS, LMFT-S, LCMFT-S.