Community Mental
Health Services
Community Mental Health Services provides low cost, high-quality psychotherapy and testing for children and adults.
Psychotherapy
Everyone experiences stress, worry or fear at times. We offer a variety of treatments and strategies to better manage stress, worry, and anxiety, including:
- Various treatments for Trauma Disorders and PTSD
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
- Interpersonal Psychotherapy
- Mindfulness-Based Therapies
- Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
- Relaxation Training
- Virtual Reality Therapy for Fear of Public Speaking – BRAVE-PS Program
Assessments
Common reasons for doing an assessment include problems with attention, difficulty with specific subjects (e.g. math, reading), memory issues, mood changes, and/or behavioral problems that affect school, work or relationships. We are currently offering the following assessment services:
- Cognitive Assessments for Independent School Admissions
- Learning Disability Evaluations
- Intelligence Testing
- Neurodevelopmental Disorder Evaluations (e.g. ADHD)
- Mood and Personality Assessments
CMHS Address
CMHS is located at 125 West Rosedale Avenue on the 8th floor of Wayne Hall in West Chester, PA. Free parking is available in the lot in front of the building.
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Hours of Operation
Clinic Closures 2024
Labor Day:
September 2nd
Fall Break:
October 14th & 15th
Thanksgiving Break:
November 27th - December 1st
Holiday Break:
December 18th - January 1st (2025)
Clinic Hours
Monday: 12pm- 7pm
Tuesday: 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday: 8am - 12pm
Thursday: 8am - 4pm
To schedule an appointment or for more information please call our office at 610-436-2510 or email us at cmhs@wcupa.edu
Applying to the WCU PsyD Program
To WCU Community Mental Health Services clients: CMHS is staffed by WCU students enrolled in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program. These students are under the supervision of WCU Clinical Psychology faculty members. If you receive services at CMHS and are interested in pursuing a graduate degree in clinical psychology, you should be aware that PsyD faculty are unable to consider your application for the WCU PsyD Program. The potential for multiple relationships arising is inevitable and in accordance with APA Ethics Code (STANDARD 3.05 MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS) to which our graduate students and faculty adhere, we are unable to consider your application to the WCU PsyD Program. This policy applies to WCU students, WCU alumni, or community members who currently are receiving, or within the last five years have received, psychological services (psychotherapy or testing) at CMHS.
