Individual Counseling
Family Counseling
Couples Counseling
Assessments
Relationship Checkups
Groups
Individual Counseling
The BYU Comprehensive Clinic offers counseling services to individuals in the Utah County area—BYU student or not. Services are provided by graduate student interns in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work. These graduate student therapists are supervised by experienced, licensed professionals and faculty members.
Individual therapy sessions allow the clients to interact one-on-one with their therapists as they work through various issues (e.g. anxiety, depression, or behavioral problems). Clients seeking to make a significant change should expect to attend 15 to 18 sessions.
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Individual therapy sessions allow the clients to interact one-on-one with their therapists as they work through various issues (e.g. anxiety, depression, or behavioral problems). Clients seeking to make a significant change should expect to attend 15 to 18 sessions.
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Family Counseling
is an opportunity for all family members to understand and improve relationships between parents, children, and siblings. In this structured environment, families have the opportunity to resolve conflict, improve communication, identify strengths and weaknesses, set goals and learn to cope with major life changes such as divorce of the loss of a loved one.
The BYU Comprehensive clinic offers counseling services to families in the Utah County are, whether they're affiliated with the university or not. Services are provided by graduate student interns in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work. There graduate student-therapists are supervised by experienced, licensed professionals and faculty members.
Preschool Interventions
During the academic year, the clinic offers a Brief Behavioral Intervention (BBI) program providing services for families with children ages 2-6 who are struggling with behavioral and emotional concerns, such as tantrum throwing, refusal, outbursts, and/or aggression. The BBI program is a short-term, evidence-based treatment focused on providing parents with tools and supports to help their children successfully respond to everyday challenges. Session times are typically 8, 9 or 10 AM Thursday mornings and run for 6-8 sessions. The BBI program is supervised by Dr. Kat Green. For more information or to be placed on the waiting list, please contact the clinic.
is an opportunity for all family members to understand and improve relationships between parents, children, and siblings. In this structured environment, families have the opportunity to resolve conflict, improve communication, identify strengths and weaknesses, set goals and learn to cope with major life changes such as divorce of the loss of a loved one.
The BYU Comprehensive clinic offers counseling services to families in the Utah County are, whether they're affiliated with the university or not. Services are provided by graduate student interns in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work. There graduate student-therapists are supervised by experienced, licensed professionals and faculty members.
Preschool Interventions
During the academic year, the clinic offers a Brief Behavioral Intervention (BBI) program providing services for families with children ages 2-6 who are struggling with behavioral and emotional concerns, such as tantrum throwing, refusal, outbursts, and/or aggression. The BBI program is a short-term, evidence-based treatment focused on providing parents with tools and supports to help their children successfully respond to everyday challenges. Session times are typically 8, 9 or 10 AM Thursday mornings and run for 6-8 sessions. The BBI program is supervised by Dr. Kat Green. For more information or to be placed on the waiting list, please contact the clinic.
The BYU Comprehensive Clinic
offers counseling services to individuals in the Utah County area—BYU student or not. Services are provided by graduate student interns in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work. These graduate student-therapists are supervised by experienced, licensed professionals and faculty members.
Counselors help provide an emotionally safe place and a structure for couples to increase positive feelings. These graduate student therapists help couples improve the way they interact with each other in order to help their relationship grow.
offers counseling services to individuals in the Utah County area—BYU student or not. Services are provided by graduate student interns in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Social Work. These graduate student-therapists are supervised by experienced, licensed professionals and faculty members.
Counselors help provide an emotionally safe place and a structure for couples to increase positive feelings. These graduate student therapists help couples improve the way they interact with each other in order to help their relationship grow.
Children
Many parents have questions about the emotional, behavioral, and academic functioning of their children. The BYU Comprehensive Clinic provides a wide range of psychological testing. We provide testing or evaluations for intelligence, learning disabilities, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, personality disorders, and many other psychological or emotional disorders.
Adults
You may have questions about the emotional, behavioral, or intellectual functioning of an adult client, loved one, neighbor, or yourself. We provide testing or evaluations for intelligence, learning disabilities, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, personality disorders, and many other psychological or emotional disorders.
Neuropsychological Examinations
Neuropsychological assessments are provided to evaluate functioning across several cognitive domains, including attention, sensation and perception, visuospatial ability, motor function, language ability, and executive function. These assessments are often performed after there has been a brain insult such as brain injury from an accident, hypoxia (deprivation of adequate oxygen) at birth, strokes, etc.
Limitations
We provide a service for the community and we have a limited number of students who can do testing. As a result, we perform assessments for those who are most likely to benefit from the testing. For example, curiosity of one's IQ is not a sufficient reason to complete an assessment.We also do not perform custody evaluations, court ordered evaluations, or assessments to support a civil suit. Clients who are applying for Social Security Disability should use the licensed psychologists that the Division of Disability Services will provide.
Many parents have questions about the emotional, behavioral, and academic functioning of their children. The BYU Comprehensive Clinic provides a wide range of psychological testing. We provide testing or evaluations for intelligence, learning disabilities, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, personality disorders, and many other psychological or emotional disorders.
Adults
You may have questions about the emotional, behavioral, or intellectual functioning of an adult client, loved one, neighbor, or yourself. We provide testing or evaluations for intelligence, learning disabilities, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, personality disorders, and many other psychological or emotional disorders.
Neuropsychological Examinations
Neuropsychological assessments are provided to evaluate functioning across several cognitive domains, including attention, sensation and perception, visuospatial ability, motor function, language ability, and executive function. These assessments are often performed after there has been a brain insult such as brain injury from an accident, hypoxia (deprivation of adequate oxygen) at birth, strokes, etc.
Limitations
We provide a service for the community and we have a limited number of students who can do testing. As a result, we perform assessments for those who are most likely to benefit from the testing. For example, curiosity of one's IQ is not a sufficient reason to complete an assessment.We also do not perform custody evaluations, court ordered evaluations, or assessments to support a civil suit. Clients who are applying for Social Security Disability should use the licensed psychologists that the Division of Disability Services will provide.
Child and Family Checkup
The BYU Comprehensive Clinic offers free child and family checkups for couples and individuals with children. The checkup will include three to five free 50-minute sessions with a Marriage and Family graduate intern. Sessions will include a parent interview, child free play, child directed play, and family attachment assessment. In the last session, the family will receive feedback including interpretation of assessment results and a family discussion of strengths and areas for improvement in the family.
Marital and Pre-Marital Checkup
Marital and Pre-Marital checkups are for married or engaged couples. They may include three to five 50-minute sessions with a Marriage and Family graduate intern which can consist of structured discussion, interviews, and take-home questionnaires. This is followed by a discussion of relationship strengths and areas for improvement. Call (801) 422-7759 to sign up for the checkup.
Adolescent DBT Skills Group
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills groups are one of the most effective treatments for emotion regulation difficulties such as painful, inescapable emotions, chronic feelings of emptiness, emotions that come and go quickly, emotions that are overwhelming and hard to understand, anger management concerns, anxiety, and depression. This group will also help adolescents cope with difficulties in interpersonal relationships, learn how to tolerate distressing situations, and learn to be more present in their environment. This group is for adolescents ages 12-15 and will occur weekly on Thursday from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. It will last approximately 6 months. Each group will last 2 hours and the cost for attendance will be $15 per month. Parents will be invited to attend the last 30 minutes of group each week, but this is not required. We ask that parents attend the first hour of the very first group to discuss the logistics of the group and get some more information about what their kids will learn. Please call 801-422-7759 for more information. This group will take place at the BYU Comprehensive Clinic in room 227. We will contact group members in September with more information about the start date.
The difficult break-up support group is a group to help women process broken engagements, divorces or other difficult break-ups. Participants can expect some pyschoeducation and to learn coping techniques they can take home with them. They will have a safe place to talk about their emotions and to create camaraderie with other women in similar situations.
This is a 10-week support that hopes to start on September 26th. Meetings will be held from 7:00 - 8:30pm in 227 TLRB. This session is only open to women.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills groups are one of the most effective treatments for emotion regulation difficulties such as painful, inescapable emotions, chronic feelings of emptiness, emotions that come and go quickly, emotions that are overwhelming and hard to understand, anger management concerns, anxiety, and depression. This group will also help adolescents cope with difficulties in interpersonal relationships, learn how to tolerate distressing situations, and learn to be more present in their environment. This group is for adolescents ages 12-15 and will occur weekly on Thursday from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. It will last approximately 6 months. Each group will last 2 hours and the cost for attendance will be $15 per month. Parents will be invited to attend the last 30 minutes of group each week, but this is not required. We ask that parents attend the first hour of the very first group to discuss the logistics of the group and get some more information about what their kids will learn. Please call 801-422-7759 for more information. This group will take place at the BYU Comprehensive Clinic in room 227. We will contact group members in September with more information about the start date.
Difficult Break-up Support Group
The difficult break-up support group is a group to help women process broken engagements, divorces or other difficult break-ups. Participants can expect some pyschoeducation and to learn coping techniques they can take home with them. They will have a safe place to talk about their emotions and to create camaraderie with other women in similar situations.
This is a 10-week support that hopes to start on September 26th. Meetings will be held from 7:00 - 8:30pm in 227 TLRB. This session is only open to women.