University of South Alabama Psychology Clinic

07/19/2025

07/19/2025

Men’s Mental Health Matters

Too often, men are told to “tough it out” or keep things to themselves. But mental health challenges like anxiety, stress, and burnout are real—and seeking support is a sign of strength. At the University of South Alabama Psychology Clinic, we offer evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) specifically attuned to the needs and experiences of men.

CBT is a practical, time-limited approach that helps men build coping skills, manage emotions, and take control of their mental health. We provide a space where men can speak openly—without judgment—and work toward personal growth, better relationships, and improved quality of life.

Therapy is provided by advanced doctoral students under the supervision of licensed psychologists with expertise in men’s issues and masculinity. Services are affordable and confidential.

Learn more or apply for services at www.southalabama.edu/psychologyclinic.

07/16/2025

Now Accepting Adult Clients
Struggling with stress, anxiety, or low mood? Facing relationship challenges or navigating a major life change? We’re here to help.
The University of South Alabama Psychology Clinic offers affordable, evidence-based therapy for adults experiencing:
🧠 Anxiety & Depression
💬 Relationship or Interpersonal Problems
🔄 Stress & Life Transitions
Our therapists use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)—research-supported approaches that help you develop skills, clarify values, and live a more meaningful life.
Individualized, goal-focused treatment

Provided by advanced doctoral students

Supervised by licensed psychologists

No referral needed

Sliding scale fees available

📍Located on the USA campus
🌐 Learn more or apply for services at:

Policies, general information, professional services, affordable fees, and the commitment to diversity that South's psychological clinic offers.

06/28/2025

Now Accepting Youth Clients Experiencing Anxiety

Is your child struggling with anxiety, worry, or fear in social situations, at school, or at home? The University of South Alabama Psychology is currently accepting new clients ages 8–17 for evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety disorders. CBT is a time-limited, goal-focused treatment that helps youth and families learn practical skills to manage anxiety.

Family involvement is an important part of treatment, with caregivers often participating in sessions to support skill development and promote lasting change at home and school. Treatment is provided by advanced doctoral students under the supervision of licensed psychologists with expertise in child and adolescent anxiety. Services are affordable and tailored to meet each family’s unique needs.

For more information or to apply for services please visit

Policies, general information, professional services, affordable fees, and the commitment to diversity that South's psychological clinic offers.

02/18/2025

Peers 4 Preschool will be starting soon!

09/26/2024

The USA Psychological Clinic has openings for individual therapy for adults (19+) wanting help with anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, life-stressors, and/or are struggling with the effects of traumatic and difficult life events. Therapy can also be helpful for those who want to increase a sense of vitality and purpose in their lives.
The USA Psychology Clinic serves as the training facility for the doctoral program in Clinical and Counseling Psychology. We provide affordable services on a sliding scale based on household income. However, at this time, our clinicians are unable to provide treatment for severe mental health conditions such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, substance use disorders, or individuals experiencing severe depression with active suicidal thoughts or intent.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call or text 988 to reach the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline for immediate, free, and confidential support, available 24/7.
For more information or to apply for services, please visit our website at www.southalabama.edu/psychologyclinic.

10/17/2023

Are you an autistic college student or diagnosed with autism or a parent of a college student with autism? Mackenzie Robeson, M.P.S., a doctoral student in the USA Psychology Department is conducting a study “Assessing the needs of autistic college students” and needs your help!

We are conducting interviews with autistic college students and parents of autistic college students to better understand their needs. All interviews will be done using Zoom and will explore the needs and experiences of autistic college students and will review a social skills intervention to obtain input on its relevance and acceptability. All participants will receive $25 compensation for their time.

Are you interested to see if you qualify? Click this link to be contacted for more info!

Are you interested in participating in our interviews assessing the needs of college students with ASD? College students with ASD and parents of autistic college students are welcome to apply!

10/09/2023

Exciting News!!!