Welcome to MSU Psychological Clinic

Commitment to Diversity and Affirming Care

The MSU Psychological Clinic is committed to serving our diverse community. We aim to create a safe, inclusive, and affirming environment, embracing all of the unique identities that a person may hold (e.g., racial identity, ethnic identity, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious, spiritual and political beliefs, immigration and acculturation status, ability status, socioeconomic status, etc.), and maintaining an appreciation for how identities intersect with each other and shape lived experiences. As culturally-competent clinicians who strive to provide affirming care and place context at the forefront of understanding our clients, we value life-long learning in the areas of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion and focus on ongoing self-reflection to examine our own attitudes and beliefs.
To learn more about our dedication to diversity, our training and service missions, and our Policy Statement on Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria (RODG): please visit: https://psychology.msu.edu/programs/clinical/diversity.html 

 

Phone: 517-355-9564
Address: 262 Psychology Rd. East Lansing, MI 48824

 

 

For providers and other referral sources wishing to make a referral, please use our Referral Form, located here: https://clinic-forms.psy.msu.edu/ (note that you must click on the link for the Referral Form once you access this website). 

 

  Our Mission

The MSU Psychological Clinic aims to be...

  1. a state-of the-art training facility that provides high quality evidence-based care
  2. accessible & reliable for those seeking mental health services in Greater Lansing
  3. a distinguished referral source for our colleagues in the community

 

MSU clinical psychology doctoral students, as well as other trainees or students enrolled in practicum, receive intensive and specialized training through the Clinic. The MSU clinical psychology doctoral program believes in providing its trainees opportunities to work with clients from diverse backgrounds (e.g., ethnic/racial/economic/religious/sexual) across the lifespan (child/adult). Clinicians treat and assess clients with a range of specific disorders and problems. Individual, family, and group interventions are taught. Students also receive exposure to different theoretical orientations and multiple therapeutic techniques. 

All trainees are supervised by licensed psychologists who are also faculty at Michigan State University. 

The MSU psychological clinic offers an array of clinical services, including assessment, individual therapy, and group therapy.

 

We also provide the specialty clinics below:

Autism Clinic

Assessments and therapy for children and teens with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). The Autism Clinic will not be accepting new clients until Fall 2023. Autism Clinic

Child Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Team

Mental health services for children and teens struggling with issues related to managing behaviors and emotions CCBTT

Interpersonal Problems Clinic

Focusing on helping people understand themselves better so that they can improve their sense of self and relationships with others. IPC

Learning Assessments

Including assessments for attention, autism spectrum disorders, cognitive abilities, school achievement, and learning disorders. Assessment sessions for autism spectrum disorder will not be available until fall 2023. Assessments

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