Psychology

ISU Psychology Clinic

ISU Psychology Clinic Fast Facts

Accredited training program since 2001; only doctoral clinical psychology program in Idaho

Twenty-one Ph.D. graduates during the period from 1997 to 2005

100% pas rate on National EPPP exam; mean score 644

ISU Psychology Clinic serves 125-150 patients per year, mostly community referrals

Onsite faculty supervision with national expertise and publications in practice areas

Latest cogntive and personality assessment measures available with individualized evaluations of patient needs

Evidenced-based practice emphasized

Location

Mailing Address:
921 S. 8th Avenue
Stop 8021
Pocatello, Idaho 83209

Physical Address:
1400 E. Terry Street
5th floor of Garrison Building #63, on the corners of Memorial Drive, Martin Luther King Drive, and East Terry Street.

Hours

9am-6pm Monday through Friday
Summer Hours:9am to 5:30pm

Contact Info

Phone: 208 282-2129

Web link: Psychology Clinic

Service & Fees

The Psychology Clinic now offers services for:

  • adolescent difficulties
  • child behavior problems
  • couples / family therapy
  • Emotional disorders of adults such as depression, and anxiety
  • help for individuals who wish to reduce their drinking and/or abstain from alcohol or other drugs
  • treatment for sexual difficulties
  • memory & other cognitive assessments
  • psychological testing

Payment Information

There is no charge for an initial consultation. The clinic charges according to a sliding fee scale. Patients sign a fee agreement at the onset of services, and are then billed monthly for their appointments. We will bill insurance upon request, but since we are a training facility with student clinicians, insurance comanies are not obligated to cover our services.

Facilities, Equipment and Technology

The Psychology Clinic structure includes six standard treatment /consultation rooms, two testing areas, a child playroom, and several group/ conference rooms, all equiped with standard observational facilties. The facility includes a computer lab and library for graduate student use, as well as video conferencing capabilities.

Computerized administration and scoring is available for frequently used psychological tests (e.g., WAIS/WMS, MMPI-2). Library searches using Psych INFO and medical databases can also be conducted on site.

Benefit to Students

The clinic exposes developing psychologists to a variety of different training experiences, providing both individual and group supervision in practicum training. The Psychology Department hosts national workshop speakers on specialized topics each year.

Professional Service Contributions

Advanced psychology students also function as community practicum students and externs in a number of local sites. The clinical faculty maintain relationships and consult with area agencies, hospitals and institutions.

Faculty & Staff

  • Mary Tisdale, Clinic Receptionist 282-2129
  • Tony Cellucci, Ph.D, ABPP Clinic Director
  • Mark Roberts, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Training
  • Shannon Lynch, Ph.D.
  • Steven Lawyer, Ph.D.
  • Nicole Prause, Ph.D.
  • Peter Vik, Ph.D.