Services Provided

Generally speaking, psychotherapy is aimed at helping clients develop more awareness of their interpersonal style and behavioral patterns, and then to develop strategies for making changes through the use of evidence-based intervention techniques that are individualized to meet the needs of each client. The goal of psychotherapy is to help the client address those issues that might interfere with the client's functioning and/or life satisfaction.

EVALUATIONS

At the Psychology Clinic we aim to provide comprehensive and individualized psychological evaluations to the community*. Evaluations are completed by doctoral student clinicians under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. Common evaluations conducted within the clinic are:

*Please note that recent use of marijuana can have an effect on testing. UNT students should be aware that the SWHC is less likely to provide medication to anyone who may have been under the influence during testing or is known to have used within the last 3 months. 

NEW SERVICE: EXPEDITED ASSESSMENTS!

This summer, the UNT Psychology Clinic will offer a limited number of Expedited Psychological Evaluations. These evaluations will be conducted in a condensed timeframe while maintaining the same level of thoroughness and quality as our standard assessment services.

Clients participating in this service will attend multiple extended assessment sessions across several days within a single week. Completed psychological assessment reports will be delivered within 1–2 weeks following the evaluation—significantly faster than our typical turnaround time. Please note that this service is available on a limited basis during the Summer 2026 term.

Due to the expedited nature of this service, the flat fee is $1,500 and is not eligible for our sliding fee scale. The clinic operates on a private-pay basis (no insurance), though we do accept FSA and HSA payments.

If you are interested in this service, please contact the clinic at 940-565-2631.

SERVICES NOT PROVIDED

• • Autism Assessments
  • Group or Couple's Therapy
  • Children's/Play Therapy and Assessments
    • Clients must be 18 or older.
    • For services for children under the age of 18, we recommend looking into the Child and Family Resource Clinic, which is also through UNT.
  • Emergency Appointments/Crisis Care
    • The UNT Psychology Clinic is not able to provide emergency services or psychiatric medications. Individuals who, because of psychiatric difficulties, need substantial case management, on-going medication adjustments, and/or emergency clinician access, are generally not appropriate for a training clinic. 
    • The clinic instructs clients who cannot reach us and are having an emergency to contact their physician or other community resources directly, such as 911 or the MHMR Crisis Line (800-762-0157).
  • Psychiatric Medication Evaluations
    • UNT Students who are seeking psychiatric medications, please look into the campus's Student Health and Wellness Center.
  • Medical Supervision
  • Chemical Dependency Treatment Programs
  • Child Custody Evaluations