College of Arts & Sciences Clinical Psychology

Lewis and Clark Behavioral

Lewis and Clark Behavioral
Health Services, Inc.

1028 Walnut Street
Yankton, SD 57078
605-665-4606
Website
Lewis & Clark Behavioral

Agency Description

Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services, Inc. is a private not-for-profit agency providing mental health services for persons in the following counties in southeastern South Dakota: Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Clay, Douglas, Hutchinson, Union and Yankton. Services include:

  • individual counseling
  • family counseling 
  • psychiatric evaluations 
  • psychological evaluations
  • medication management
  • emergency services 
  • consultation services 
  • home-based therapy
  • children's case management 
  • geriatric mental health services
  • community support programs 
  • vocational services 
  • education and prevention services 
  • gambling services 
  • substance use evaluations/ treatment
Staff Information
Administrative Supervisor: 
Tom Stanage, Ph.D.
email: tomlcbh@iw.net 
Clinical Psychology Supervisors:
Tom Stanage, Ph.D.
email: tomlcbh@iw.net 

David Dracy, Ph.D.
email: ddracy@hotmail.com 


Position Information
  • Direct pay training site (not contracted with USD)
  • Stipend: $12.50 per hour post-master's; $11.00 per hour pre-master's)
  • Hours per week: 16 hours per week (not to exceed 20 hours)
  • Number of placement positions: 1-2
  • Estimated distance from Vermillion: 30 miles
  • Prior training and experience required of trainees: second year prior clinic experience helpful
  • Prior training and experience preferred of trainees: master's degree preferred
  • Strengths of this practicum experience: practicum provides a wealth of opportunities for experiences with different populations and activities
Training Opportunities

M = major emphasis (all trainees involved)       
O = options for trainees (based on trainee interest or skills)

Populations

 

Activities

 

Special Areas

 
elders O individual therapy M HIV/AIDS  
adults M family therapy M eating disorders  
adolescents O couples therapy M developmental disabilities  
children O group therapy O physical disabilities  
ethnic minorities O community outreach O PTSD  
gay/lesbian/bisexual   consultation/liaison O forensic  
low income M crisis intervention O sexual offenders  
homeless O brief psychotherapy M sexual abuse  
inpatients   long-term therapy M geropsychology  
outpatients M cognitive assessments M SPMI  
residential O personality assessments M SED  
English as second language   neuropsych assessments   substance abuse  
immigrants/refugee   case management O domestic violence  

Proportion of practicum time spent in a typical month:
  • Other (meetings, paperwork, other indirect services): 45%
  • Therapy: 30%
  • Assessment (including conducting/scoring/preparing reports): 20%
  • Receiving supervision: 5%
  • Consultation: 0%