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UNC Psychology community clinic offers mental health services on- and off-campus | The Daily Tar Heel

Beyond studying the brain and cognition, UNC’s Department of Psychology and Neuroscience provides resources for those struggling with mental health needs.

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UNC community clinic hits therapy caseload capacity, continues offering assessments | The Daily Tar Heel

The UNC Psychology and Neuroscience Community Clinic has reached capacity for its therapy caseload for this semester and has limited openings for assessment services.

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Two students start the first OCD support group at UNC | The Daily Tar Heel

What started as an idea from a Facebook group led two sophomores to form a new organization at the University: the OCD Support Group at UNC.

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As online exams approach, UNC community members offer advice, recognize compromise need | The Daily Tar Heel

As students and staff are beginning their third week of virtual learning, many are wondering how final exams might be adjusted for COVID-19 social distancing.

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UNC’s psychology department offers a couples counseling clinic | The Daily Tar Heel

For as little as $5, Chapel Hill couples can get counseling on how to handle issues from marriage preparation to infidelity from the psychology department’s Couples Clinic.

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Commitment to Diversity

The UNC Psychology and Neuroscience Community Clinic is committed to promoting diversity and inclusiveness in service of the goal of providing sensitive and competent care to all. We define diversity broadly including race, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, socioeconomic status, religion, immigration status, and other attributes that contribute to one’s social identity. We maintain a commitment to treat all clients as valued and respected individuals across all differences.