Description:

Description:

As of 03/25 – The CBH Clinic is 8a-7p most weekdays and has mainly in-person services with telehealth options. We are currently accepting applications for services. You can reach us via phone at 734.487.4987. For additional help, email psychclinic_admin@emich.edu

What We Do

The Community Behavioral Health Clinic offers convenient, affordable and low-cost psychological services for a range of behavioral, emotional, cognitive, developmental, lifespan, health-related, family-of-origin and interpersonal issues. Services are provided by clinical psychology graduate students under the supervision of licensed faculty.

Services, Fees and Payment Instructions

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Do not make a payment until services have been rendered.

Group therapy: $5 per session

Individual therapy: $10 per session

Psychological assessment*: $500 for a full battery, including a comprehensive report. This is a complex evaluation involving tests evaluating for attention deficit disorders, learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorders or other types of cognitive/neuropsychological impairment.

*Our current ability to conduct cognitive and neuropsychological evaluations is limited as requests are exceeding our capacity.

Pay for your telehealth session

1. Click “Behavioral Health Clinic Payments”

2. Click “Make Behavioral Clinic Payment”

3. Enter desired amount (sessions are $10 each)

4. Click “Add to Cart”

5. Enter required information and click “continue”

6. Click “checkout”

7. Enter your email address and click “continue”

8. Enter payment information and click “continue”

About the Clinic

The Community Behavioral Health Clinic, operated by Eastern’s Department of Psychology, is a teaching and research facility directed by Claudia Drossel, Ph.D, Ph.D. who manages the clinic under the Psychology Department head and in consultation with the clinical training director and clinical area faculty.

Therapeutic approaches utilized by clinic supervisors include behavioral, cognitive-behavioral (including ACT and DBT approaches), family systems, insight-oriented, interpersonal, feminist and psychodynamic orientations.