Description of Services
The services rendered include assessment of various psychological and interpersonal difficulties and interventions in order to help students deal with those difficulties. Services are provided by graduate psychology students in practicum, under the supervision of clinical psychology faculty. Problems typically presented by students include, but are not limited to, the following: emotional problems such as depression, anxiety and intense fears; social problems, such as difficulties with peer interactions, aggression and social withdrawal; problems within the family of students, such as lack of effective communication; psychophysiological problems, such as migraines, headaches or psychosomatic symptoms; educational problems, such as learning difficulties; self-control problems such as eating disorders and smoking.
