Resident Training
Psychological and Life Skills Associates is proud to continue our dedication to the training of exceptional master’s level residents. Our goal is to train therapists that can serve our great community for years to come.
We offer opportunities for master’s degree graduates who are looking for clinical and supervision hours. To be considered, you must already possess (or be in the process of receiving) your provisional license in Virginia. Our program highlights include:
- A 38-year history of practice excellence
- FREE weekly supervision *
- Administrative team to assist you
- Retirement benefits *
- Income potential of $100,000+ *
- In-office and telehealth available
- 3 in-person locations in Northern Virginia
* contact Dr. Haley to discuss these program highlights. Some restrictions apply.
Here’s what our previous trainees are saying about us:
“I have been at Psychlife for almost a year now, seeing clients as a graduate student. I thoroughly appreciate how Chris runs the business and the quality of the mentoring I have received from my supervisor. Chris is open, fair, kind, and cares about the people who work at Psychlife. The supervisor he chose for me has incredible interpersonal and intellectual intelligence. I feel fortunate to work here!”
“My experience was overall very positive because of the open-communicative atmosphere. Having paid supervision helped in allowing me to focus on studying for the licensure exam and obtaining my hours.”
"Chris has been a constant advocate for my professional growth, always taking the time to answer my questions and ensure I feel supported. His dedication to my development has been instrumental in building my confidence and honing my clinical skills."
“The culture here is one of continuous improvement and skill enhancement, and I am thrilled to be joining the residency program. I am truly grateful to be part of such an inspiring and dynamic practice, where together we are making a real difference in people's lives. I cannot wait to be a resident clinician and continue to grow as a counselor.”