The Psychology Clinic is a mental health service, training, and research center operated by the Department of Psychology at Florida State University. We are dedicated to providing empirically supported treatment and assessment services to Tallahassee and surrounding communities.
Services are provided by doctoral level student therapists in the clinical psychology Ph. The clinical psychology program is accredited by the American Psychological Association. The clinic director is Thomas E. Joiner, Jr.
Assessment and treatment are available for adults, adolescents and children. Assessment and treatment services are available to everyone in the community who contacts the clinic, regardless of affiliation with the university. We value diversity, both as a means of advancing science, and as an end unto itself. The department is committed to welcoming individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints into our community, and to creating an inclusive environment for all.
Our therapists psychological trainees are advanced doctoral students in the clinical psychology Ph. Our therapists are in their second, third, or fourth years in the program. Each therapist receives approximately three to four hours per week of supervision with a psychologist. In addition, two hours per week are spent in staff conferences devoted to case presentations and intensive instruction regarding diagnostic differentiation and treatment techniques.
Our therapists generally carry a caseload of four to five clients, who they see on a weekly basis. Kelsey Lowman , M. Assistant Director. Christina Riccardi, Ph. See the lists below for the types of therapies and assessments offered.
