The Clinical Psychology Center is the training clinic for the Clinical Psychology Graduate Program of the Department of Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh. The Clinical Psychology Program has been accredited by the American Psychological Association to train doctoral-level clinical psychologists since 1948. Since 2013 it has also been accredited by the Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System (PCSAS). Evaluation and treatment services in the Clinical Psychology Center are provided by advanced graduate students, who are supervised closely by licensed faculty psychologists and other mental health clinicians from the community.

Providing Evidence-Based Assessment and Therapy Services

The Clinical Psychology Center, the training clinic for the University of Pittsburgh’s Clinical Psychology program, provides a range of outpatient psychological services to the local Pittsburgh community.  Doctoral students in our program provide time-limited, evidence-based assessment and therapy services under the direction of a licensed psychologist or mental health professional. Our clinic utilizes a reduced fee, pay-for-service model (using a sliding fee scale based on client income), and does not accept commercial insurance or Medicare/Medicaid.     

Our clinic serves children, adolescents and adults. Our services tend to be skills-based and time-limited, and we actively track client’s progress to ensure that they are making meaningful treatment gains.  Treatment is provided in the context of a warm, supportive and empowering therapeutic relationship, that recognizes and celebrates diverse client identities and provides personalized, client-centered care.  Click here for our clinic’s full mission statement.

In the case of an emergency, we ask that you contact the Re:Solve Crisis Network, at 1-888-796-8226.