Clinical Training Program

office therapy space. play therapy space

We offer a clinical training program for graduate students who have received their Master's degree and are Doctoral candidates in Clinical Psychology. Through this program, our practicum students provide high-quality mental health services using best practices and evidenced-based treatment models. Our trainees are closely supervised by Dr. Webb and maintain a small caseload to ensure quality care throughout the course of treatment. On occasion, therapy sessions may be recorded for educational purposes only. These recordings are securely stored and destroyed upon the practicum students’ completion of training.

Angela Citrola, MA

Angela is a doctoral student in clinical psychology at the Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology at the University of Hartford. Prior to her time in CT, she received her MA in general psychology at Union College. She enjoys working with teens, adults, and couples. Her main therapeutic interests include sexual health, trauma, intimate partner violence, and feminist psychology. Previously she worked as a crisis counselor for the Crime Victim's Treatment Center in NYC working with survivors of sexual abuse and intimate partner violence in multiple NYC emergency departments. This past year she worked as a clinical intern at the Baystate Family Advocacy Center serving children and young adults with a variety of different traumas, under the Victims of Crime Advocacy (VOCA) grant.

Personally, she is a fierce cat mom who enjoys going to the theater and laughing as much as she can! In her free time, she likes to travel and bake as much as possible.

Allie LoBianco, MA

Allie is a fourth-year Clinical Psychology doctoral student at the University of Hartford. She is originally from the Hudson Valley area of New York, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Marist College. Allie has prior experience in college counseling and has worked with concerns such as anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, body image dissatisfaction, disordered eating, and relationship/interpersonal issues. She utilizes a client-centered, trauma-informed, multicultural lens, focusing on relationship-building and integration of treatment methods to support and empower clients. Some of these approaches include feminist therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).

In her free time, Allie enjoys yoga, knitting/crocheting, reading, and playing Mario Kart.