I am majoring in Psychology and I aspire to be a transition specialist for adole

I am majoring in Psychology and I aspire to be a transition specialist for adolecents. I want to work with juvenile delinquents coming back into the real world after serving time. Also to become a clinical psychologist for youth.
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I completed my internship at Eagle Village. It is a residential facility for neglected and abused children and children with server behavioral issues. My house was Hainley house, it was intense stabilization. I often helped de-escalate situations between “clients” (that is used for kids. Youth or clients). I helped them do daily chores and thought them how to do them well. I prepared meals and escorted them to doctors’ appointments and court cases. I also debriefed with them. Made plans on how to better handle situations.
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I saw some pretty horrific things. Like A young boy stabbing himself with a pencil because he knew his stay at Eagle Village was going to be long. I did not stomach that well but it prepared me for other horrific things too. I honestly thought I couldn’t go into clinical psychology after a few incidents but knowing that I made a difference in one person’s life made me keep on pushing.
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We had weekly “teams” which are meeting with all the house staff to discuss safety plans, medications, and goals for each youth.
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Lastly, intense stabilization was a 45-day program so I met a lot of youth in that house.
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Please do not make this sound “too smart.”
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Talk about how my aspirations and internship compare. Why the internship would benefit me in my selected careers. And define and discuss my choices of career paths.