Spring 2009

Moving psychology

There's more help than you might realize at the corner of Tate and Market.

The UNCG Psychology Clinic has moved to its new, more easily accessible home at 1100 W. Market Street.

The clinic is an outpatient facility offering affordable, high quality mental health services to all people in the Triad. Formerly in the Eberhart Building, it provides a full range of assessment and therapy options for children, adolescents and adults.

Commonly treated problems include:

• Depression
• Anxiety/stress
• Marital/relationship problems
• Phobias/panic attacks
• Anger
• Chronic pain
• Behavior problems
• School difficulties
• Asperger's disorder
• AD/HD

With the addition of the CARES program, sponsored by a Moses Cone and Wesley Long grant, the clinic can better offer reduced costs to low-income families and individuals, give workshops in the community and defray the cost of hiring interpreters for those who do not speak English.

In addition to serving individuals and families, faculty members conduct groundbreaking research and prepare future leaders in the field. Advanced doctoral students in clinical psychology work under the close supervision of faculty, who are state-licensed psychologists.

For more information, call the clinic at (336) 334-5662 during its regular hours: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Friday.