Working with survivors of trauma and abuse can be challenging for many care providers. Doctors, social workers, therapists, and emergency personnel are often called to respond to the complex needs of victims of violence. The staff of the Counseling Center is dedicated to supporting others in the community who work with survivors of trauma and abuse, through continuing education and training.

Professional Services

We offer a broad spectrum of consultation and training services to professionals, including:

Customized presentations and workshops on domestic violence, sexual assault, childhood abuse, secondary traumatization, workplace violence, and other related topics of clinical concern

Clinical case consultation

Clinical Resources on trauma theory & treatment

Student Training

At the Counseling Center, we offer practicum experiences for individuals pursuing a master's or doctorate degree in psychology, social work, or art therapy. Each practicum is tailored to the students' needs based on their previous training and experience.

In addition to the practicum experience, The Julian Center has partnered with the Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry to offer an eight-month rotation at the Counseling Center as part of a predoctoral internship. Interns participate in the assessment and treatment of women and children, functioning as the primary therapist for their own adult and child clients.

This experience requires a minimum two-rotation commitment for the intern to gain the most valuable experience in longer-term therapy. For more information or to apply for the internship, contact the Indiana University School of Medicine Psychology Training Consortium on the Internet.