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Written by Michael Uram
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To Build a CONNECTION with another member: 1. CLICK on MEMBERS LIST in the right hand menu. 2. Click on the "MEMBER'S NAME" 3. A menu will appear with the following titles: VIEW, MESSAGES, CONNECTIONS 4. Put your mouse over CONNECTIONS 5. Click on REQUEST CONNECTION 6. Type a short message to the person whom you wish to add. 7. Wait for them to respond. To ACCEPT a connection with another member, 1. CLICK on MY CONNECTIONS in the right hand menu. 2. A Menu with MANAGE ACTIONS and MANAGE CONNECTIONS appears. 3. CLICK on MANAGE ACTIONS 4. CLICK on the CHECKMARK to accept or the X to decline and then click on UPDATE 5. You can thenselect how you know the person and write them a comment back, then CLICK on UPDATE.
6. You're CONNECTED! If you are having any trouble with the site, please email the site administrator at
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Written by Michael Uram
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Wednesday, 12 September 2007 |
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Here is an outline of the available features of the site. There is a member forum where you can discuss all intern issues. Subscribe to the topics that you are interested in, and new comments will be emailed to you. There is a calendar where you can post trainings, events, or study groups. All members have a profile where they can display more information about themselves, such as their picture, specialties or where they are in the licensure process. Every member has the ability to write posts to the site, where others can comment. You can subscribe to an RSS feed of the main blog on the site. You can connect with others in the Member List. You can post positions that hiring. You can rate sites that you have worked at. You can post questions for the group, or to practice for the exams. You can also invite others to join the group. Be first to comment this article |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 12 September 2007 )
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Written by Michael Uram
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Wednesday, 12 September 2007 |
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Hi all, To get started, you must first register on the site by clicking on register on the right hand side of the page. You fill out a short form. All that is required is a username and a valid email address. You should receive the confirmation email within moments of registering. If you did not receive it, please check your spam folder. If it is not there, email me at
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Once you confirm your email address, you will be redirected to the login page. Once logged in, you will arrive at your profile page. You can make all changes to your profile from there. Also, there is a tab for the forum that appears in the top and side menu. I hope you enjoy the site. I have put a lot of hard work and time into the process. Lastly, I have placed two ad sections on the site. This is to pay my hosting costs. If you wish to not view the ads, there are several ad blockers available that you can install in your browser. The most commonly recommended ad blocker that I know of is AdBlocker . If you have any questions about the placement of advertising, please contact me at
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Written by Michael Uram
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Monday, 10 September 2007 |
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In the forums, whenever you see an item that you like, you can click on "Subscribe." It will send you an email whenever anyone comments on that topic. There has been a conversation on the CAMFT Members listserve lately where someone did not want others to comment so much on a topic that they were not interested in. This SUBSCRIBE feature solves that issue. Be first to comment this article |
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Written by Michael Uram
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Saturday, 08 September 2007 |
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I have updated the security settings this morning. It has interfered with the registration process, but has now been resolved and tested. If you have tried to register between 10 PM Friday 9/7/2007 and 2PM Saturday 9/8/2007, please feel free to try again. I apologize for the inconvenience. I was made aware this week that Facebook is making profiles public, and have taken extra measures to make sure that this does not happen on Internhours.com. Thanks, Michael Uram Be first to comment this article |
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Written by Michael Uram
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Monday, 03 September 2007 |
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REGISTRATION takes three steps. 1. Filling out your contact details and submitting. 2. Cofirming registration through email. 3. Log in. FORUM participation is for registered members only. Registration is free and verified by email. To go to the forums section, log in and click on the FORUM tab in the right side user menu. CONNECTIONS menu is in the profile page in the bottom tab. To add a connection. Click on the Members List tab in the right menu. Find the member that you would like to connect to. At the bottom of their profile, click on the CONNECTIONS tab, and click on REQUEST CONNECTION. LINKS can be submitted by clicking on the LINKS tab in the right side user menu, click on SUBMIT WEBLINK tab, fill out information for the link and click on the Save tab in the top right. The save button looks like a Floppy Disk. Be first to comment this article |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 12 September 2007 )
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Written by Michael Uram
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Saturday, 01 September 2007 |
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Intern Hours is a site dedicate to tracking those elusive 3000 hours for Marriage and Family Therapy Interns, but we are also open to participation from other interested individuals in mental health fields. Counselors, Technicians, Trainees, Psychologists, Service Providers and Medical Doctors, are all invited to participate. Registration and membership are FREE. We have a few sections that you may want to explore, such as Profiles, Blogs, Connections, News, Polls, and a Calendar. We have tried to make everything as self-explanatory as possible, but I am sure that there will be questions. You can find most answers posted in the forums. There are forums to discuss the latest topics, concerns, or job openings. You can build your own social network of therapists. You can update your profile to let others know more about you and your practice. There is a calendar listing events that may be of interest with linking website and map to location. We have set up the option of having your own blog to share your thoughts, feelings or ramblings. Lastly, I developed this site on my own. As such, there will be bugs that come up for you. Please report them to
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and please excuse the error. Hopefully, we can communicate, support, encourage and enjoy our experiences as interns on our long journey to licensure. Also, please participate in the Yahoo Clinical Vignette Study Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/clinicalvignettestudy/ Your Administrator, Michael Uram, MA, MFTI #47952
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