Psychotherapy:  Regularly scheduled sessions with an assigned clinician are offered.  The term, length and modality of therapy are determined by the clinician in consultation with his or her supervisor and the client. 
 

Psychological assessment:  Psychological assessment of several types is offered at the Marshall University Psychology Clinic.  The nature and scope of all psychological assessments will be determined by the clinician in consultation with his or her primary supervisor and is designed to answer one or more specific referral questions.  Psychological assessments usually require two to four visits by the client, but occasionally more are needed.  Evaluations are completed within 30 calendar days after the client's final testing visit. 
 

Group Psychotherapy:  Clinicians may have opportunities to design and lead, or co-lead, groups of several types, including process groups intended to address specific areas and issues such as assertion training, parenting, self-esteem, wellness, eating disorders, adult children of alcoholics, etc. Groups offered will depend on clinic facilities and demand.  A corresponding reduction in the individual psychotherapy caseload is arranged for any student leading a group.  Such a reduction will be done in consultation with the clinician's supervisor.
 

Educational Workshops and other events:   Depending on individual interests and the opportunities available, clinicians may be involved in planning and conducting special workshops or selected groups on or off campus.  For example, a clinician might be involved in presenting information on conflict management to dormitory residents and advisors