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Interns & Practicum Students

Interns

Interns have completed Master's level coursework focusing on theories, methods, and research. Interns are completing practicum hours toward obtaining a Master's degree, which can take up to a year.

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The services you receive are regularly evaluated and complemented by input from a state-approved supervisor Cary M Hamilton LMHC-S, CHMS, RPT-S; and Anita Baruah LMFT-S, CMHS, RPT.

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For Interns & Practicum Students, there is a $50 administrative fee.

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Danielle Rylander (she/her pronouns)

Clinical Intern

Tuesdays, Fridays

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Dani is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Intern who will be graduating from Grand Canyon University in 2025 with a Masters of Science in Mental Health Counseling. She has also achieved additional certification in trauma.  Prior to pursuing her Master’s degree, Dani worked in a variety of helping professions where she learned the art of joining others in their journey and helping them discover and achieve their goals. Dani has a deep passion for helping people of all ages find their confidence, recognize their strengths, and meet their therapeutic goals.  

 

When not in the office, Dani has a variety of hobbies including creative endeavors and making memories with her family and friends.

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Cynetha Blacketer (she/her pronouns)

Clinical Intern

Wednesday-Friday

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Cynetha is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Intern who
will be graduating from Capella University in 2025 with a Master of Science in
Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Cynetha also holds a Master of Science in
Industrial-Organizational Psychology from Capella University and a Bachelor of
Science in Psychology from Washington State University. Cynetha has a plethora
of professional experience, including her current work as a grant writer for a
Native American tribe with a focus on social work. Above all, Cynetha’s passion for
helping others is rooted in social justice, creating authentic lives and
relationships, and affirming the validity of individual identities.

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When she’s not working, Cynetha enjoys reading, going to
concerts, hanging out in nature, and relaxing with her family.

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