The Center for Psychological Services of George Mason University provides psychological assessment and treatment services to the Northern Virginia community. The Center is a training facility for graduate psychology students and a setting for clinical research investigations.

Director:
Lisa Meier, Ph.D.
lmeier@gmu.edu

Services available at the Center for Psychological Services include comprehensive psycho-educational assessments, intellectual assessments, mental health evaluations, consultations, and psychotherapy services. All services are available for children six years of age and over, and for adolescents, adults, and families. Services are available by appointment only and the Center does not provide crisis intervention or substance abuse treatment.

The Center is staffed primarily by graduate students in the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program and the School Psychology MA, CAGS Program. All clinical and research services of graduate students are supervised by licensed psychologists or other appropriately credentialed professionals. The Center for Psychological Services is part of the Department of Psychology at George Mason University.

In accordance with George Mason University and Department of Psychology policy, all incoming graduate students who work at the Center for Psychological Services will be subject to a criminal background investigation before the beginning of the fall semester.