Mission and Vision

We, Carroll County Youth Service Bureau, commit ourselves to provide a continuum of community-based mental health services for children, adults, and families in Carroll County. Click here for more information

Programs and Services

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau is a multifaceted outpatient mental health treatment agency, providing treatment and prevention services largely designed to support children, adolescents, and families, with adult services available as well. Click here for more information

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Internships

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau places a high value on professional development exemplified by its long-standing training of masters and bachelor level social work and counseling students. Click here for more information

Partnerships

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau embraces a collaborative approach to mental health treatment that emphasizes community partnerships. Click here for more information

Contributions

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau depends on the community, in addition to state and federal funds, for financial and physical support in order to maintain its level and quality of service. There are many ways you can make a contribution to help out our agency. Click here for more information

Internships

CCYSB places a high value on professional development exemplified by its long-standing training of masters and bachelor level social work and counseling students. The "Intern Experience" is structured around the academic year from September through April. Students are typically referred from the University of Maryland School of Social Work, however, other schools represented in recent years include McDaniel College, UMBC, Johns Hopkins University, and Loyola College.

Students receive an intensive training opportunity at the beginning of their placement that offers a range of topics including interviewing techniques, child and adolescent development, family therapy skills, diagnostic considerations and psychotropic medication. Students learn to perform outpatient psychotherapy, and also conduct group services during their placement. Close student supervision is provided by licensed staff clinicians who meet weekly with students to observe sessions, review client progress, and make recommendations for continuing treatment. Students are formally referred by their respective college or university for consideration of placement at CCYSB. Students applying for the "Internship Experience" should have an interest in child development, and a family systems orientation to mental health treatment.

For more information about our internship program, please contact Clinical Director, Gary Honeman at 410-848-2500 x124 or 410-876-2500 x124 or e-mail ghoneman@ccysb.org.