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For more information or to be put on our waitlist please call (316) 978-3212 and follow the prompts to leave a message so that our staff can return your call. The clinic may need to refer you depending on your needs and clinic waitlist.

 

(Please note that the clinic lobby is not regularly staffed. The best method of contact is leaving a voicemail. The Clinic cannot accept walk-ins.)

 


 

If you are in crisis, please call or text:

  • Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (National Suicide Lifeline):  Dial 988
  • COMCARE 24 hour crisis hotline: (316) 660-7500 
  • If you are in immediate danger: Dial 911 

 

Contact Us

Location:
Jabara Hall, Room 412 (4th floor)

Phone:
(316) 978-3212

Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Other times may be available based on client needs and clinic resources.

Request services from the WSU Psychology Clinic

Referral Agencies:

Please fax a referral to the Clinic at (316) 978-3086. The referral should include services requested, specific concerns you would like for us to address, and any relevant background information.

Prospective Clients:

If you would like to speak to a clinician to determine if the Clinic is right for you, please contact us at (316) 978-3212. Please follow the prompts to leave a message and somebody will get back with you soon.

Our Services

The WSU Psychology Clinic offers empirically supported interventions and assessments for a range of presentations. Various autism spectrum-related services are also offered through the ASPIRE team and CAARD, which are affiliated with the Psychology Clinic. 

Our Staff

Learn more about the WSU Psychology Clinic's supervising faculty and student clinicians providing services to the community. 

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