About the University Clinic

Established in 2019, the UCL University Clinic brings together academic and clinical leaders within the field of mental health and psychological therapies.

The UCL University Clinic has the following three aims:

To provide evidence-based interventions to the UCL student community in collaboration with our NHS partners听
To develop and evaluate novel听interventions within the field of young people's mental health
To provide training and professional development opportunities for听mental health practitioners

The Clinic sits within the Department of Clinical, Educational, and Health Psychology at 皇家华人, which enables for novel treatments to be developed, provided听and evaluated by clinical academic staff and trainees. Such clinics are a听mainstay of clinical psychology training and practice in other parts of the world, especially the US and Europe.听

University College London has the largest doctoral Clinical Psychology training course in the UK, and also provides training to a wide range of psychological practitioners. The University Clinic is an NHS-based clinic, with strong links with local NHS Trusts, in particular Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust and Central and Northwest London NHS Foundation Trust.

You will be able to find out more about the work undertaken within different parts of the clinic by clicking on the headings on the left-hand side of the page.

Get in touch

If you have general, non-clinical, questions about the University Clinic, you can reach us by sending an email to:听university-clinic@ucl.ac.uk

Please do not use this email address to refer yourself or another person to the Clinic for psychological support.

If you are in need of urgent help in relation to your mental and emotional wellbeing, please contact your GP, attend your nearest A&E department, or call the Samaritans (116 123).

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