Services are provided by advance students enrolled in our highly competitive clinical psychology doctoral program under the supervision of licensed clinical faculty members in the psychology department. Some clinical faculty also occasionally provide services at their established rate.
The WSU Psychology Clinic does not prescribe medication and is not an appropriate resource for individuals who suffer from psychotic disorders or those whose primary concern is substance use/abuse treatment. For those who are acutely suicidal, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255.
The WSU Psychology Clinic is now offering psychotherapy for sleep problems!
Good sleep is an important part of health and well-being. Not getting enough sleep or good quality sleep often leaves us frustrated, exhausted, and not feeling our best. You may have already tried tips, over-the-counter supplements, or lifestyle changes to improve your sleep, just to see no benefits.
Over 25 million U.S. adults suffer from clinically significant insomnia, in addition to those who suffer from other sleep conditions, like nightmares and delayed sleep phase, or those who struggle to use essential sleep apnea treatment.
Fortunately, there are evidence-based psychotherapies that are effective for treating these problems. These treatments are designed to be brief, effective, and personalized to your specific sleep needs.
Sleep-related services now offered at the WSU Psychology Clinic include:
- Diagnostic Clarification to determine what sleep disorders you may have
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Nightmares
- Therapeutic strategies for shift-work circadian rhythm disorders
- Therapeutic strategies for managing hypersomnia (i.e., excessive daytime sleepiness) or narcolepsy symptoms
- Therapeutic strategies for helping to adjust to and use your CPAP
As a training clinic, sleep related services provided by advanced clinical psychology students will be supervised by faculty member, Christine So, licensed clinical psychologist and sleep specialist.