Riverbend Counseling Group │Riverbend Integrative Trauma Treatment

What does it take to be a RITT Fellow?

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Fellowship with RITT is a full-time job requiring a 40-hour work week (including time for clients, training, supervision, preparation, reading, and administrative work)

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Requirements:​

• License eligible

• Masters in Social work or in Counseling

• Open-minded and conscientious

• Self-directed and motivated with a learners approach

• Willing to participate in self-reflection and your own treatment 

• Willing to work with a diverse population that includes multiple ages, levels, care, and diagnoses.  

• Willing to coordinate cases with community partners

• Graduate by Spring to allow for board approval for Supervision

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Commitment:

• 2-year commitment 

• Full Participation in training and supervision

• A mindset of a kind, open, respectful, and strength-based environment

• Providing quality, ethical service for 25-30 client hours per week

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Why become a RITT Fellow?

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Upon completing the program Fellows could have:

• LCSW or LPC

• EMDR trained

• Extensive training in integrative therapies.  

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Fellows can expect:

• Weekly individual supervision

• Extensive trauma treatment training

• Rewarding clinical work experience

• A supportive and pleasant work environment

• Paid for each billable client hour and thousands of dollars in training

• An option to participate in a Simple IRA retirement plan with matching contributions from RITT

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RITT Training:

RITT is proud to have highly skilled trainers and experts in their field working directly with Fellows. 

Fellows can expect training in the following:

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• Therapy Skills

• EMDR

• Vagus (somatic, nervous system focused interventions)

• Dissociation and Parts Work

• Child Therapy

• Attachment Therapy

• Couples and Family Therapy

• Substance Abuse

• Group Work

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