August 7, 2026 - 23:43

Boca Raton, FL - The Youth Services Department is celebrating a significant achievement this week as it honors the latest cohort of psychology trainees while also marking a decade of continued excellence in professional standards.
Four doctoral psychology interns and one postdoctoral fellow have officially completed their training with the department. The graduates were recognized in a ceremony attended by department staff, supervisors, and family members. This cohort spent the past year working directly with youth in the community, gaining hands-on experience in assessment, intervention, and crisis response.
The celebration comes alongside another major accomplishment. The department's training program has successfully renewed its accreditation with the American Psychological Association for another full term. This renewal represents the program's tenth consecutive year of holding this prestigious status. The accreditation process is rigorous, requiring a thorough review of curriculum, supervision quality, and trainee outcomes.
Officials with the department expressed pride in both the graduates and the program's continued standing. They noted that the combination of a strong training framework and dedicated supervisors creates an environment where emerging professionals can develop real-world skills. The program has become a key pipeline for bringing new talent into the field of youth mental health services.
The graduates will now move on to various professional roles, with several expected to remain in the region. The department is already preparing to welcome its next group of trainees for the upcoming year.
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