Clinical Internship The Hague 1 February 2026 - 31 August 2026

We offer clinical internships of 7 months, ​32 hours per week, in which you will gradually see, attend and actively participate in intake, psychodiagnostics and treatment-activities. This covers the requirement of the 560 hours/ 20 ECT that is mandatory for your graduation of the master studies. In consultation we can discuss the possibilities for obtaining your BAPD or three reports of diagnostic cases under supervision of a GZ-psycholoog within 7 months.

• You have started your Master Clinical Psychology at the university of Amsterdam, Leiden, Utrecht or Rotterdam and wish to fulfill your clinical internship of at least 560 hours.
• You are registered with the university for the full period of the internship.
• You live in or in between Amsterdam, Leiden, The Hague, Utrecht or Rotterdam and are able to start at one of our locations at 9am on working days.
• You have access to free student travel during the week.
• You speak fluent English, at least level B1 of Dutch. An extra language is always a bonus. 

Experience in previous (part time) jobs is a pre.Kühler & Partners International Mental Health provides comprehensive specialized mental health care ​by a team of psychiatrists and psychologists. We provide treatment in a number of languages including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Afrikaans, Bulgarian, Romanian, Serbian, Farsi and Greek. so no matter where you're from, we are here to support you. We even support travelling patients through our E-health facilities. 

Our first priority is to understand your specific situation, the challenges you may be facing and to provide immediate support. To do this, we ensure no or short waiting lists for individualised treatmentthat best meets your needs.  

We also have an established network of institutional partners available to offer additional specialised care during crises or emergencies. Among them, Arkin, a psychiatric hospital Amsterdam, is our partner in case of crisis and hospitalisation.