About
the University of Calgary Psychology Clinic
Who we are
- A low-cost, outpatient mental health program serving the greater Calgary area.
- We offer state-of-the-art training to graduate students and are affiliated with the University of Calgary Clinical Psychology Program, which has been accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) since 1995.
- Graduate students in the Clinical Psychology Program provide direct services to clients under the supervision of fully registered, doctoral-level clinical psychologists — either core faculty in the Clinical Psychology Program or psychologists in the Calgary community.
- Our supervisors are dedicated professionals committed to excellence and innovation in service delivery and training.
Our aims
We aim to provide outpatient psychological services to the Calgary community that are affordable and of the highest calibre. Our services are based on the latest scientific research and reflect the highest professional standards of care. All services are confidential and meet the College of Alberta Psychologists Standards of Practice.
Our professional staff also aim to provide excellence in training the next generation of clinical psychologists and to contribute research that helps to advance mental health services. As such, we are invested in continually evaluating our services to optimize care.
News
In the News David Hodgins, Psychology, in Edmonton Journal
Vegas, baby: Alberta Minister Dale Nally travels to Sin City to talk iGaming
In the News Linda Carlson, Psychology, in Calgary Herald
University of Calgary study shows benefits of mindfulness and tai chi practices for cancer survivors
In the News Julia Kam, Psychology, The Conversation
Daydreams, mind‑wandering and rumination: What you think about can affect your feelings and mood
In the News Michael Antle, Psychology, in the Calgary Herald
Alberta government confident in move to permanent daylight time despite lack of consensus
In the News Michael Antle, Psychology, in Lethbridge Herald
Bad timing? Or perfect timing: DST debate lands at SACPA
In the News Thomas O’Neill, Psychology, in CBC