Clinical Psychology is a broad branch of psychology that focuses on diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Clinical psychologists provide professional services for the diagnosis, assessment, evaluation, treatment and prevention of psychological, emotional, psychophysiological, and behavioral disorders across the lifespan.
Clinical Mental Health Counselors/Community Counselors are highly-skilled professionals who provide flexible, consumer-oriented therapy. Clinical Mental Health Counselors evaluate and assist groups, families, couples, and individuals with various types of problems. They teach patients how to overcome problems and promote mental health.
Professional Associations and Resources
How do I apply to a clinical or community psychology program?
What type of graduate exam do I need to take?
Where can I find resources to help me study for my graduate school exam?
What are the prerequisites for clinical or community psychology programs?
Local Programs
Sample Timeline - Traditional 4 Year
Volunteering and Shadowing Opportunities
Into what clinical psychology/counseling programs have DePaul students been recently admitted?
It is important for
students to check each school's requirements carefully as some schools will
require information not listed above. Students are responsible for checking the
prerequisites for the classes above and for the prerequisites for each individual
professional school. For more information about a specific
program, please contact the school directly.