Seashore Psychology Clinic, a division of the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa, provides low-cost, evidence-based psychological services for children, adolescents, teens, and adults in the community. Staffed by PhD graduate students in clinical psychological science under supervision from faculty psychologists, the clinic offers highly personalized and culturally responsive care. Services include individual therapy, family therapy, parent management training for children with emotional or behavioral difficulties, and comprehensive psychological assessments for a range of mental health and developmental concerns. The clinic prioritizes accessibility with a sliding fee scale based on household income and family size.
Seashore Psychology Clinic focuses on treating conditions such as depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment difficulties, emotional challenges, and behavioral issues. Sessions are typically conducted in-person on a weekly basis, beginning with a consultative intake to ensure the services meet the client’s needs. With a commitment to training and supervision, the clinic combines practical experience with research-based approaches, creating an environment that emphasizes growth, emotional well-being, and skill development for both individuals and families.
