What Is the USTR Fellowship?
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14 second-year master’s students selected each spring
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Accredited graduate programs across the United States
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Required field practicum completed in partnership with Fathers’ UpLift
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Intensive hands-on training, supervision, and community engagement
Every Fellow needs a seasoned professional to guide them. That’s where you come in.
Why Your Mentorship Matters
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Improve access to care. Helping students build real-world skills increases the number of ready-to-serve clinicians.
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Shape ethical practice. Share proven approaches in trauma-informed, person-centered care.
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Expand your influence. Mentors gain fresh perspectives, leadership experience, and lifelong professional connections.
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Give back with impact. One hour a week can change a student’s career and improve life for countless future clients.
Who We’re Looking For
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Licensed mental-health, behavioral-health, or addiction professionals (LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, LICSW, PsyD, PhD, MD, PMHNP, etc.)
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Minimum two years of post-licensure experience
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Commitment to meet with one Fellow for at least one hour per week during the academic year
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Passion for guiding early-career clinicians
What Mentors Receive
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CEU-eligible training sessions on effective supervision
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A dedicated Fathers’ UpLift point of contact for support
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Invitations to exclusive professional-development events
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Public recognition on our website and social channels
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The satisfaction of strengthening our nation’s behavioral-health workforce
How to Get Started
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Submit the mentor interest form on our website.
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Complete a brief screening interview.
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Match with a Fellow whose focus aligns with your expertise.
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Begin regular supervision sessions at a time that fits your schedule.
Ready to guide the therapists of tomorrow? Apply to be a USTR Fellowship Mentor today and help Fathers’ UpLift break cycles of intergenerational trauma through stronger, more accessible mental health care.
About Fathers’ UpLift
Fathers’ UpLift is the first mental-health and substance-use treatment facility in the United States designed specifically for fathers and families. Since 2011 we have provided therapy, coaching, and wraparound services that empower dads, strengthen families, and build healthier communities. Visit our Programs page to learn more and see how you can get involved.