Psychological Services Center opens July 1
The Graduate School's department of psychology has been working on developing and establishing an outpatient clinic for two years. On July 1, the Psychological Services Center officially opened.
Under the direction of John Flora-Tostado, PhD, the Center combines a faculty practice clinic with a training clinic for doctoral-level graduate students enrolled in the clinical psychology program.
All pre-interns in the Center are supervised by licensed clinical psychologists who are members of the faculty for the doctor of psychology degree program.
The Psychological Services Center offers a wide range of clinical services for adults and children, ranging from individual and group therapy sessions to assessment/testing services and feedback.
Child and adolescent assessment and testing services provided by the Center include evaluations of learning and other disabilities, emotional/behavioral assessments, attention deficit disorder, giftedness, and neuropsychological assessments.
Adult assessment and testing services offered include evaluations of learning and other disabilities, personality assessments, attention deficit disorder, and neuropsychological assessments.
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