Volunteer & Internship Opportunities in Parent (Senior) Care

Psychology Internship Opportunities at VataVriksh Parent Care

VataVriksh Parent Care, Gurgaon, offers internship opportunities for psychology students and graduates who are interested in geriatric care, dementia, cognitive health, and psychological well-being of elderly parents (seniors).

Interns get an opportunity to work in a real-world senior-care environment under the guidance and supervision of Dr Subodh Kumar, gaining practical exposure to dementia care, cognitive stimulation, psychological activities, documentation, research, and health education.

Internship Details

  • Location: Gurgaon, Haryana
  • Duration: Minimum 3 months
  • Meals: Tea and lunch provided during working hours
  • Supervision: Dr Subodh Kumar
  • Work Area: Dementia care, cognitive health, psychology, and senior care

What Will You Learn?

The internship is designed to provide hands-on exposure to the psychological and cognitive needs of elderly parents, particularly individuals living with dementia and other age-related cognitive concerns.

Interns may get opportunities to:

  • Engage elderly residents in cognitive stimulation and brain-activation activities
  • Assist with structured psychological and recreational activities
  • Observe and understand the behavioural and emotional needs of people living with dementia
  • Learn about cognitive screening and assessment practices
  • Support documentation and preparation of psychology-related reports and records
  • Develop educational content and blogs related to dementia, ageing, psychology, and senior care
  • Assist in research and academic activities related to dementia care and cognitive health
  • Work collaboratively with caregivers and other members of the multidisciplinary care team

Who Can Apply?

This internship is suitable for:

  • Students currently pursuing or graduates who have completed a Master’s degree in Psychology
  • Psychology students interested in clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, geriatric psychology, rehabilitation, or dementia care
  • Candidates who are compassionate and genuinely interested in working with elderly parents
  • Individuals with good communication, interpersonal, observation, and documentation skills
  • Students looking for practical exposure to psychology in a senior-care and dementia-care setting

Why Intern at VataVriksh Parent Care?

An internship at VataVriksh Parent Care provides an opportunity to move beyond classroom learning and understand how psychological principles are applied in everyday senior care.

You can gain practical exposure to:

Dementia Care → Cognitive Stimulation → Psychological Support → Cognitive Assessment → Research → Senior Care

The experience can be particularly valuable for students planning careers in clinical psychology, counselling, geriatric care, dementia care, rehabilitation, research, or allied healthcare services.

How to Apply

Interested candidates can share their updated CV with:

Email: ParentCare@VataVriksh.com
WhatsApp: +91 9910285569

Please mention “Psychology Internship Application” in your email subject/message.

Note: Internship positions, duration, and joining dates may vary depending on current requirements. Candidates are encouraged to contact VataVriksh Parent Care for the latest internship opportunities and availability.

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