— Training Programs —
The Greene Clinic provides training in socially-informed psychodynamic therapy to pre-licensure psychologists, social workers, and counselors. Our trainees practice therapy with adults, children, and couples, and have opportunities to run DBT groups, conduct assessments, and participate in community projects. We provide intensive individual and group supervision along with weekly didactics focus on the clinical application of psychoanalytic theory and social/political theory.
Student Program
Program Directors: Matthew Oyer, PhD and Loren Dent, PhD
Our externship training is a one-year, unpaid, part-time program for students of psychology, mental health counseling, and social work who are completing their graduate training. Externs carry caseloads of 4-8 patients.
Externs participate in individual supervision, group supervision, and classes on the fundamentals of psychoanalytic theory and technique. Additional learning opportunities are available for trainees who wish to focus on special clinical topics, including couples therapy, child therapy, DBT, neuropsychological assessment, and serious mental illness and psychosis. Externs may also participate in community projects.
Applications for students to start Summer/Fall 2026 - Spring/Summer 2027 are due January 15, 2026.
Required materials: CV, two letters of recommendation, a brief case summary (2 - 3 pages for those who've begun clinical work), and a completed application form.
— applications due on January 15th, 2026 —
Psychology Intern and Recent Masters Graduates Program
Program Director: Jeffrey Lawrence, PhD
Our internship training is a one year, paid, part-time program for recent graduates of social work or counseling programs or for graduates of psychology programs who are seeking a part-time experience. Interns carry a caseload of 15 patients.
Trainees receive intensive individual supervision, group supervision, and didactics focused on the fundamentals of psychoanalytic theory and technique. Learning opportunities are available for trainees who wish to focus on special clinical topics, including couples therapy, child therapy, DBT, neuropsychological assessment, and serious mental illness and psychosis. Interns may also participate in our community projects.
Applications for Psychology Intern and Recent Masters Graduates Program therapists to start Summer/Fall 2026 - Spring/Summer 2027 are due January 12, 2026.
Required materials: CV, two letters of recommendation, a brief case summary (2 - 3 pages), and a completed application form.
— applications due on January 12th, 2026 —
Advanced Postgraduate/Postdoctoral Program
Program Directors: Sophia Frydman, Ph.D. and Jenny Marion, Ph.D.
Our postgraduate training program is a two-year, full-time paid program. It is suitable for psychologists, social workers, and counselors who who have completed their graduate classes and are collecting hours toward licensure. Postgraduate trainees carry a fulltime caseload of 20 - 30 weekly clinical hours. We encourage trainees to see their patients long-term and multiple times per week when possible.
Postgraduate trainees attend didactics focused on clinical applications of psychoanalytic and social theory, including units on sexuality, trauma, class, gender, race, neurodiversity, and eating disorders. They receive two hours of weekly individual supervision and one hour of weekly group supervision.
Our program is designed to prepare trainees to move into a sliding scale private practice after licensure. We help our trainees develop independence around fee setting, billing, scheduling, and treatment decision-making.
— we are unlikely to have any postgraduate positions open for the 2026-2027 training year but encourage people to look into the middle track or apply in 2027-2028 —
