Psychological Services Center
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About Us
The Noble H. Kelley Psychological Services Center (PSC) is a clinic, training, and research facility operated by the Clinical Psychological Science Program. The PSC is staffed by doctoral students supervised by licensed clinical psychologists. Services include individual, family, group and couples psychotherapy as well as psychological assessments.
Services
Our services are open to the public and are offered to people of all ages. All service fees are determined using a sliding fee scale, which is based on annual household income (we do not accept any insurance). Such services include:
Evaluations
We offer both psychological and neuropsychological evaluations that include (but are not limited to):
- Advanced Program Testing
- ADD/ADHD
- Cognitive & Neurological
- Intelligence Testing
- Learning Disabilities / Differences
- Mood Disorders
- Social-Emotional Functioning
- Personality Disorders
- Full Evaluations
Treatment
- Individual Therapy (for children, adolescents and adults)
- Family Therapy
- Couples Therapy
- DBT Group Therapy
Resource Referrals
If you need services sooner than our waitlist can allow or if you need a particular service that we do not offer, we can refer you to other providers in the community who may be able to assist you. Call us at 502-852-6782 and we can give you more resources.
Education & Outreach
The PSC offers opportunities to educate the public and university communities through our Professional Development Seminars (aka Clinical Psychology Colloquium Series), Outreach Programs, and Community Service.
Appointments
To schedule an appointment, please call our front desk at 502-852-6782. We will go through a brief screener with you to collect your current concerns prior to adding you to our waitlist for an intake appointment. The purpose of this intake appointment is to determine how the PSC can best assist you by either arranging an appointment with one of our clinicians or by providing referral information for services offered elsewhere in the community.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Our service fees operate on a sliding scale which is based on your annual household income. We do not accept any insurance. A fee estimate can be provided when you complete the brief screener with clinic staff. Fees are set at the intake appointment upon proof of income. Payments can be made at the time of service with cash, check, Visa or Mastercard.
Yes! We offer discounts for people who are caregivers of three or more dependents, people who are veterans, as well as UofL students and employees.
Yes, we can provide telehealth services to people who are in Kentucky. Although there are some exceptions which would require some appointments to be in person (e.g. evaluations that require in-person administration).