What is a psi?

PSIs, or Psychological Services Interns, are individuals who are in training to become licensed psychologists or mental health professionals. They typically work under the supervision of licensed psychologists to gain practical experience in assessment, diagnosis, and therapy with clients. PSIs are often graduate students or recent graduates in psychology-related programs, fulfilling internship or residency requirements as part of their education and licensure process. Their work may involve conducting psychological evaluations, providing counseling, and participating in research. The role of a PSI is essential for developing the skills and competencies necessary for a career in psychology.