Clare Alic

Clare Alic is a non-clinical intern whose interests include child and adolescent psychology and psychotherapy and treatment. Clare is pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Psychology from Baldwin Wallace University with a minor in Neuroscience, with an expected graduation date of May 2027. Clare plans to pursue graduate education and ultimately become a Clinical Psychologist.

Non-clinical interns at Wellness Grove gain hands-on professional development experience through weekly group supervision meetings where they discuss cases, treatment approaches, and best practices with experienced clinicians.

Non-clinical interns have opportunities to interview clinicians in their areas of interest, contribute to evidence-based research and CEU content development, and explore specialized topics for publication.

Additional experiences include assisting with psychoeducational group therapy, attending community engagement and strategic partnership events, and learning clinical case conceptualization skills.

Beyond her clinical work, Clare is actively involved at Baldwin Wallace University as the President of the Morgan’s Message Club and as a member of the Women’s Lacrosse Team. Through her leadership, advocacy, volunteer work, and academic pursuits, Clare continues to develop the skills and experience necessary to pursue a career dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of children, adolescents, and individuals from diverse backgrounds. Clare volunteers with Crisis Text Line, providing active listening, emotional support, and de-escalation while prioritizing safety and following crisis intervention protocols. he also serves as a Youth Lacrosse Coach, where she promotes teamwork, collaboration, and self-efficacy among athletes.

Her strengths include: strong interpersonal and communication skills while building rapport and fostering a supportive, engaging environment. Her experiences have strengthened her ability to communicate effectively, remain composed in challenging situations, and support individuals with diverse needs.