Comprehensive Therapy Services Offered at Local Mental Health Clinic
November 12, 2025 - 18:11
The Center for Psychological Services, situated within Cramer Hall, serves as a vital outpatient mental health clinic and a training facility for the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program. This center is dedicated to providing a wide range of psychological services aimed at supporting individuals facing various mental health challenges.
Clients can access a variety of therapeutic options tailored to meet their unique needs, including individual therapy, group sessions, and assessments. The center is staffed by a team of experienced psychologists and supervised doctoral students, ensuring that clients receive high-quality care grounded in the latest psychological research and practices.
In addition to offering therapy services, the center plays a crucial role in training future psychologists. Doctoral students gain invaluable hands-on experience while contributing to the community's mental health needs. The Center for Psychological Services is committed to fostering a supportive environment for both clients and students, making it a significant resource for mental health care in the area.
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