Post Doctoral Training Program
This program provides multiple and varied experiences in the realm of neuropsychology including:
- adult and pediatric neuropsychological evaluations
- psychotherapy
- cognitive rehabilitation
- inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation
- residential traumatic brain injury rehabilitation
- school-based neuropsychology
- neurofeedback/biofeedback
With involvement in a variety of agencies and facilities including:
- IMG Academy Sports Training Facility and Pendleton School
- Sarasota Memorial Hospital Bayside Center for Behavioral Health
- Doctor’s Hospital of Sarasota Serenity Place
- HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Sarasota
- NeuroInternational Residential Traumatic Brain Injury Program
- Pinnacle Academy
At a variety of different office locations throughout Southwest Florida.
- Sarasota
- Lakewood Ranch
- Venice
- Bradenton
- Tampa
- North Port
Please see manual below for a full description concerning our postdoctoral neuropsychology residency training program as well as application and communication information.
Mental Health Counselor Training Program
In Association With Capella University
Capella University
is KCREP accredited and has high expectations for its graduates. Classes are online except for one week intensive colloquiums which involve face to face and hands on experience. The University provides many opportunities for interaction between students and faculty.
Therapy can be very powerful and can change lives. It is therefore imperative that therapists receive quality supervision especially during their training. As part of most therapy related master’s programs it is therefore required that students have practicums or internships under licensed counselors. Even upon graduation from an accredited institution, Florida State requires two years post graduate supervision and a written test before issuing a license.
Steve Steiner, LCSW has taken on the role for CMPS as the Director of Mental Health Counseling Training. He has developed a learning curriculum that includes individual, family and group psychotherapy work. During their practicum supervised training, students are required to have weekly supervision with staff. They discuss clients with other fellow graduate students, CMPS clinical staff, and professors (maintaining strict confidentiality standards), and are up to date on the latest treatment approaches and therapeutic techniques.
One of the benefits of this training program is that is allows patients with limited financial resources to receive therapy at reduced rates or on a sliding fee scale. By utilizing graduate students under licensed supervision, we are able to provide quality service at reduced cost and reach a population who may not have otherwise had the opportunity to get help.
Steve Steiner is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has worked with children, adults, and families for over 30 years. He specializes in play therapy and family therapy but has helped individuals and marriages as well. In fact, Steve was featured in the “Can this marriage be saved?” portion of the Ladies Home Journal. Steve has extensive experience working with abused children and their families as well as divorce, and has testified as an expert witness. Although he maintains a large and varied caseload at CMPS, he also enjoys sharing his knowledge and expertise and has supervised graduate students from USF, Argosy, and most recently Capella University.