Pros
Clients when you able to connect with them, nothing other than that. You can't even get to know your colleagues due to competition within programs for numbers and the 'big brother' energy that everyone gives - blink twice if you guys are ok!!
Cons
The management was at best ignorant and at worst openly malicious. The level of discrimination at work was wild - a staff openly made comments that a women's support group would be 'about shopping' and made racist comments about South Asian international students - all in the office. So often I'd feel like I was getting pranked- mostly due to the OPEN rudeness, discrimination and ignorance, but also due to things like being told to chart my confidential case-notes pertaining to clients medical info on Microsoft Word. If you can't afford a proper EMR probably don't have a Mental Health program. By the end of my short time there I began to dread work every day, which is what management seemed to thrive off of. Shout out to my direct supervisor who has the worst case of ideological Napoleon complex I've ever encountered in my life, you are a barrier to progress and the enemy of compassion.