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Graduate and doctoral students at the University of Louisville, College of Education and Human Development offer no-charge psychological evaluations and counseling for individuals, children, and families at the NIA Center. All CSP clients must be uninsured or under-insured (limited insurance benefits). They do not bill insurance.

(Exclusions – Substance Use Disorder and acutely suicidal)

For further questions contact:

Dr. Patrick Pössel
Email: Ecpycsp@Louisville.edu
Office: 502-852-3888

NIA Center
2900 W. Broadway
Suite #320
Louisville, KY 40211

As part of the Trauma-Informed FlourishCare^™ Care Model, behavioral health is offered to individuals, couples and families. Our professional staff of licensed therapists are assisted by a team of more than 50 practicum students from the University of Louisville Schools of Social Work, Clinical Psychology, Clinical Behavioral Health and Nursing, many who act as intern therapists providing free counseling to those that cannot afford a co-pay. Students are all supervised by licensed mental health care providers. Our providers offer therapy only.

Team members can treat (age 18 and above):

• Depression and anxiety
• Grief and loss
• Aging
• Divorce or separation
• Life transitions
• Self-esteem issues
• Self-harm and suicidal ideation
• COVID-19 stress and long-hauler’s stress
• Psychological non-epileptic seizures and movement disorders
• Pre/post-surgery counseling for bariatric surgery patients, cardiac rehab patients and medical psychological issues that arise in health care

For more information and to request an appointment, visit:

Centers.Louisville.edu/Aging/Optimal-Aging-Clinic/Behavioral-Health

Providers can fax referral information to 502-588-4341 and include the following:

• Demographics
• Recent history and physical, reason for referral, including diagnosis as appropriate
• Medication list

Main Phone: 502-588-4340
Main Email: TragerInstitute@Louisville.edu

For patients diagnosed with cancer (and their families), the Brown Cancer Center SOAR ON® Program provides support to patients as they face the psychological and psychosocial challenges related to the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Services include:

• Acupuncture
• Art Therapy
• Massage Therapy
• Music Therapy
• Counseling
• Dietitian Expertise
• Image Lab
• Social Work
• Sexual Health Counseling
• Thrive Clinic
• Tobacco Cessation

Read about each of these services at UofLHealth.org/Locations/Brown-Cancer-Center/Services/Soar-On.

Outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment for University of Louisville student athletes. Contact Kate O’Bryan, director of mental health, at 502-296-2205 or email KateO@GoCards.com.