Department of Psychology Offers Low-Cost Psychotherapy
The University of Cincinnati Department of Psychologys Behavioral Health Center is accepting new clients for short-term, low-cost, individual psychotherapy.
Doctoral students in clinical psychology will provide the therapy. Licensed clinical psychologists will closely supervise their work. The therapy will be available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
To speak with someone about the services contact the clinic at 513-556-5559 or ucpsychclinic@gmail.com. For more information about the Behavioral Health Center visit their website.
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