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For the first time, clinical psychology Ph.D. students at Oregon State University are gaining invaluable hands-on experience at the newly established Psychology Training Clinic. This initiative allows them to provide treatment to OSU students while being closely supervised by licensed psychologists. This innovative approach not only enhances the training of future psychologists but also offers essential mental health resources to students in need.
The clinic serves as a vital extension of OSU Counseling and Psychological Services, allowing doctoral students to receive referrals and engage directly with their peers. This collaboration aims to address the growing demand for mental health support on campus.
Looking ahead, the clinic plans to expand its services to the greater Corvallis community next year, furthering its mission to promote mental well-being. The initiative has already received positive feedback, highlighting the importance of accessible mental health care for students and the community alike.
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