Clinic and Outreach
Although our department’s core mission is to train psychologists and community mental health counselors, we recognize it’s imperative to also prepare high-quality scholars and practitioners to be effective and inclusive leaders. We achieve this through exceptional outreach service and teaching and our award-winning training clinic.
UW–Madison Counseling Psychology Training Clinic (CPTC)
The CPTC is a training facility administered by the Department of Counseling Psychology seeking to offer high-quality, cost-efficient, and multiculturally competent psychological and mental health services to students and community members.
Counseling Psychology Training Clinic
Rm 312 Educational Sciences
1025 W. Johnson St.
Madison, WI 53706
(608) 265-8779
cptc@education.wisc.edu
Facilitating Career Development (FCD)
Our mission is to offer high quality training and professional development to community members and students in order to advance the career, college and workplace readiness of youth and adults across education, workplace, family, and community settings.
Department Initiatives
Academic Enhancement Seminars
These one-credit courses focus on developing effective coping and time management skills and improving academic and social communication.
Building Academic, Social, and Emotional Supports (BASES)
The goals of the BASES Project are to increase school-based and other educational supports for young homeless children in Madison and build the capacity of schools, teachers, and families to better meet the needs of these students.
UW Initiatives
Center for Educational Opportunity (CEO)
CEO is a student support service program that provides academic and social support to culturally diverse students and students with disabilities at UW–Madison.
PEOPLE Program
This pre-college program for low-income and diverse youth strengthens study skills and explores academic and career interests.