The program is run over 10 weekly sessions of 1½ hour duration and both children and parents attend sessions run by provisionally registered psychologists. This program is designed to help parents build their child’s confidence and requires parents only to attend weekly 1½ hour sessions over 6 consecutive weeks. A cognitive behaviour therapy talking-based therapy focused on learning skills and techniques to assist children and their parents better manage their child’s anxiety. We can also investigate possible memory and learning problems. Likewise, material from the Managing Your Sleep program can be offered individually to adults. You may be asked if you are willing for a student to sit in and observe sessions, and may be offered the option of seeing an intern psychologist at a lower rate. Likewise material from the Managing Your Sleep program can be offered individually to adults via telehealth. Due to COVID-19 the University Psychology Clinic will not be providing face-to-face group programs for the remainder of 2020. However we can offer individual Cool Kids and Cool Little Kids intervention to families via telehealth. However, مشاهده وب سایت we can offer individual Cool Kids and Cool Little Kids intervention to families. View the information sheet (PDF 436.1 KB) on the Cool Little Kids® program. View the information sheet (PDF 396.4 KB) on the Cool Kids® program. Failure to provide the requested information may result in UPC not being able to assist you with services. The UPC is a training clinic and therefore does not provide services for individuals requiring immediate support or crisis intervention. Please note, our clinic is not able to offer crisis or emergency services. We are currently accepting referrals for adult cognitive assessment and therapy services. Commitment to Multiculturalism: At the MU PSC, we view providing access to affordable, quality mental health services for all as a central part of our mission. For a FREE referral to the UPC service at Pulse, contact Pulse Youth Health South on 6166 1421 or drop in and see a Youth Health Worker. Should the MSU clinic not be suitable for the needs of a client, a referral will be made to an appropriate service provider. Your personal information is collected by and on behalf of the University of Tasmania for the purpose of research and teaching at the University Psychology Clinic (UPC). Please contact us for more information. We view diversity broadly, encompassing one’s racial/ethnic identity, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, immigration status, income, age, rural/urban residency, and more.