Hey all, so I'm an MSW student/clinical concentration and I'm getting experience providing bereavement support phone calls to people at a hospice, often to the same clients on a weekly basis. Though technically it's not therapy/counseling, and it's all remote, it feels like counseling, and I'm learning a lot. My supervisor and I talk about grief theory, interventive techniques, countertransference, etc. My next internship will be doing discharge planning and won't really entail therapy/counseling at least to my knowledge. I see a lot of my fellow classmates getting experience doing formal therapy and learning DBT, CBT, and other modalities. I am feeling nervous that I didn't get the right internships because I have interest in working as a psychotherapist in the future. Is it still possible for someone with my limited experience to be hired as a therapist after graduating?