During my previous internship, I encountered a client who was resistant to therapy due to past negative experiences. I handled this by first empathizing with their feelings and then slowly introducing them to the therapeutic process through small, manageable steps. I also collaborated with my supervisor to tailor the treatment plan to the client's needs, which eventually led to the client becoming more open and engaged in therapy.

I prioritize tasks by assessing the urgency and complexity of each client's needs. I create a daily schedule that allocates specific times for each client, ensuring that critical issues are addressed first. I also maintain open communication with my supervisor and colleagues to delegate tasks when necessary, ensuring that all clients receive timely and appropriate care.

I strictly adhere to HIPAA guidelines and ensure that all client information is stored securely. I use encrypted communication channels and avoid discussing client details in public spaces. Additionally, I regularly review confidentiality protocols and seek guidance from my supervisor to ensure I am up-to-date with any changes or best practices.

When faced with an ethical dilemma, I first consult the ethical guidelines provided by my professional organization. I then discuss the situation with my supervisor or a trusted colleague to gain different perspectives. I aim to balance the client's best interests with professional standards and seek a solution that is fair and just for all parties involved.

I have experience with several evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). During my previous internship, I was trained in CBT and used it effectively to help clients manage anxiety and depression. I also participated in workshops on DBT, which I found particularly useful for clients with borderline personality disorder.