Internship profile
Bringing curiosity, compassion, and a commitment to the work.
I am seeking a clinical internship with thoughtful supervision, ethical practice, collaborative learning, and strong therapeutic relationships.
Practicum + internshipBeginning May 2027
Expected graduationMay 2028
Licensure pathPursuing LPC licensure
Professional mission
Helping people move toward lasting emotional and relational health.
I believe healing begins when people are deeply known and safely connected.
My mission is to help create a counseling relationship where individuals and families experience genuine acceptance while being gently challenged toward growth. By integrating evidence-informed practices with a relational and attachment-focused approach, I hope to help clients strengthen relationships, develop resilience, and move toward greater freedom and hope.
Professional strengths
The presence I bring to a learning environment.
Colleagues and mentors have consistently used these words to describe Cacey’s counseling presence.
Warm + authentic
Thoughtful + reflective
Compassionate + honest
Curious + eager to learn
Flexible + structured
Preparation
Clinical study built on professional and lived experience.
Cacey enters internship as a learner, with a broad foundation in people, organizations, family advocacy, and cross-cultural nonprofit work.
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Currently completing the program through the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine.
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Graduated Summa Cum Laude from William Jessup University.
Human resources + organizational leadership
Years of experience navigating people, teams, difficult conversations, responsibility, and change.
International nonprofit work + adoptive parenting
Experience supporting vulnerable children and families, along with firsthand family advocacy and attachment-informed learning.