Anxiety Disorders Clinic The ADC, directed by Dr. Debra Hope, assesses and treats a
wide variety of anxiety-related problems among adults and, at the same
time, explores critical research questions about the psychopathology and
treatment of anxiety. The ADC provides state-of-the-art, comprehensive
assessments and short-term psychosocial treatments of anxiety disorders,
while conducting research on the psychopathology and treatment of
anxiety. Family Interaction Skills Clinic Dr. David J. Hansen and Dr. Mary Fran Flood direct FISC in
offering mental health consultation, assessment, and treatment for
children, adolescents and their families through collaborative
partnerships with community agencies, including Early Head Start/Head
Start at Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Country
and Project SAFE at the Child Advocacy Center . FISC consultants
designed and implemented a grant-funded project examining the impact of a
manualized teacher-training program, Teacher Child Interaction Training
(NU-TCIT), at Head Start and developed a behavior observation tool,
Campbell-Martin Behavior Observation of Preschoolers System
(CAMBOPS-40), for use in early childhood settings. Project SAFE research
examined the heterogeneity of sexual abuse sequelae and family
dimensions of assessment and treatment for children and adolescents who
have been abused. Rainbow Clinic The Rainbow Clinic, directed by Dr. Debra Hope, is an outreach
to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer community that
provides individual, couples, and family therapy and contributes to
knowledge about diversity issues in clinical psychology, with a
particular focus on psychological needs of the LGBTQ community. The
Rainbow Clinic has also partnered with OutLinc, Lincoln 's GLBT
Community Center , to help bring awareness of mental health services
within the area and extend the outreach of the clinic's services. The
Rainbow Clinic was developed in 2009-2010 and is beginning full
operation in Fall 2010. Substance Abuse Clinic SAC, directed by Dr. Dennis McChargue, treats a variety of
individuals (e.g., college students, community persons, court-mandated
and non-court mandated) with primary substance use problems and
coordinates the Alcohol Skills Training Program (ASTP) , a
cooperative service with the UNL Health Education Department designed to
help UNL students examine problematic alcohol use following violation
of the “dry campus” policy. SAC provides individual
therapy, which is tailored to the client's specific needs and focuses on
both abstinence-based and harm reduction approaches and intensive
outpatient therapy ( IOT ), which is reserved for individuals mandated
to substance abuse treatment from the University and local agencies and
is designed to motivate clients to change their use patterns, and
address difficulties in quitting. For More Information
To obtain these specialty services or more information, call the PCC : (402) 472-2351.