Meet our Intern Therapists!

Check out their profiles below and contact us for more information about appointment availability.

Center for Counseling and Education offers a high-quality and competitive internship program.  We love this program because it fulfills our mission of providing excellent training for therapists and serving our communities.  Our interns come to us with relevant experience, passion, and an outstanding record.  They are willing to go above and beyond in their learning to ensure they offer the most effective mental health services.  

CFCE Interns receive a minimum of three hours a week of intensive supervision. Their supervisors are involved in the treatment planning for each of their clients. Interns have access to many different specialists within CFCE and consultation opportunities for various modalities including EMDR, ERP, and Play Therapy. Our supervisors are expert therapists with a tremendous devotion to their clients and supervisees. 

If you are interested in applying for our Internship program, please complete our application.

Hailey Crino, Counseling Intern

Hailey Crino is a Counseling Intern, and is pursuing her Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate degree at The College of New Jersey. With a warm and accepting presence, Hailey strives to create a space where children, teens, young adults, and families feel empowered to explore their emotions, express themselves, and feel truly heard.

Gillian Klos, Counseling Intern

Gillian Klos, MA joins CFCE with a Master’s in Forensic Psychology, and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Whether you’re a teenager, adult, or family seeking support, Gillian is here to guide you towards personal growth and healing. Gillian specializes in creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients of all ages can feel seen, heard, and understood. 

Madelin Myers, Social Work Intern

Madelin Myers is an MSW Graduate Student at the University of Pennsylvania. She creates a warm, inclusive space for children, teens, young adults, and women to openly navigate identity, relationships, and life’s complexities. Madelin believes therapy should be something you actually look forward to—a welcoming space where you can explore what’s on your mind, grow into your truest self, feel your feelings, and maybe even share a laugh or two!

Abby Schultz, Counseling Intern

Abby is an MA Graduate Student at Rowan University. She is passionate about helping others feel seen, heard, and empowered. Abby creates a safe and collaborative environment where you can feel supported in exploring your challenges and building resilience.

Bryan Sgrignoli, Counseling Intern

Bryan is a professional clinical counseling student and former attorney who brings a unique, compassionate perspective to counseling. He focuses on helping clients navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, and life transitions to build resilience and foster personal growth.