Office of the Provost
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is proud to announce a selection of clinical services designed to enrich the knowledge and lives of the people of our community. Please visit the links below to learn about some of the services offered, and how you can get involved in these programs.
Psychology Clinic
The UNCG Psychology Clinic is an outpatient facility offering affordable, high quality mental health services to all people from the Triad area. A non-profit organization, the Psychology Clinic is housed within the Psychology Department at UNCG.
AD/HD Clinic
The AD/HD Clinic, which is a specialty service of the Psychology Clinic in the Department of Psychology, offers a full range of evidenced-based assessment and treatment services. Services are available for children as young as four years of age up through adults. All clinical services are provided by licensed psychologists and by advanced graduate students working under the supervision of licensed psychologists.
Vacc Counseling and Consulting Clinic
The Nicholas A. Vacc Counseling and Consulting Clinic is a state-of-the-art training facility dedicated to providing a wide range of affordable counseling services to the members of the UNCG and greater Greensboro communities. Counseling and consulting services, provided by advanced graduate students and supervised by licensed counseling faculty, focus on strengths, developmental issues, and positive outcomes.
Speech and Hearing Center
The UNCG Speech and Hearing Center, in operation since 1967, provides a comprehensive service program for diagnosis and therapy in language, speech and hearing for adults, adolescents and young children. The Center is a modern, handicapped accessible facility on the UNCG campus. The Center has eight therapy rooms and observation suites, a large pediatric language room with an observation suite, and two diagnostic suites for hearing evaluations and hearing aid fittings.
Speech and Hearing Program at the North Campus
The Speech and Hearing Clinic is dedicated to providing quality services in audiology, speech-language pathology and rehabilitative counseling to adult citizens of the Piedmont and surrounding areas. They are a clinical service facility for the community, as well as a teaching and research program affiliated with The School of Health and Human Performance at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.