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Psychology Training Clinic - University of Regina

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Welcome to the Psychology Training Clinic

— a community-focused mental health service committed to delivering affordable, high-quality psychological services to serve residents in and around Regina.

 

Our Mission: Enhancing Mental Health in Regina and Area

Our mission is twofold:
  • Serve the Community: We provide affordable psychological services to residents of Regina with mental health concerns. 
  • Train Future Clinicians: Master's and PhD students enrolled in the Clinical Psychology Program are provided with opportunities to train in the delivery of psychological services under close supervision of Registered Doctoral Psychologists.
This dual commitment ensures that both the community and future professionals benefit from the latest research and evidence-based practices in clinical psychology.

Comprehensive Psychological Services for the Regina Community

Individual Therapy
Available for children, adolescents, and adults dealing with mild to moderate mental health concerns.
We offer psychotherapy, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for a wide variety of problems, such as:
  • depression
  • anxiety
  • post-traumatic stress disorder
  • phobias
  • interpersonal concerns
  • habit control problems (e.g., trichotillomania)
  • psychological support from chronic health conditions
  • obsessive compulsive disorder
  • eating disorders (e.g., bulimia)
  • stress
  • other related concerns
  • Therapy services are time-limited and courses of treatment are generally between 8-16 weekly sessions. 
Group Therapy

  Available for children and  adults dealing with mild to moderate mental health concerns.

We offer group psychotherapy, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), for a variety of problems, such as: 

  • anxiety
  • emotion dysregulation
  • sleep
  • psychological support from chronic health conditions
Psychological Assessments
Available for children and adults
We offer psychological assessments for various mental health disorders. Contact us for more details.
Service Providers: All clients will have services provided by Master's of PhD students in Clinical Psychology working under close supervision of registered doctoral psychologists. This may involve sessions with both the student-clinician and supervisor or the student-clinician with close observation/review of sessions by the supervisor.
Please note: Due to the nature of our clinic we are unable to provide services for all presenting concerns. Services offered may be limited by the supervising psychologists' authorized scope of practice and trainees' competencies.

Why choose the Psychology Training Clinic?

At our clinic, Master’s and PhD students offer therapy and assessments while working closely with experienced psychologist supervisors.
This model allows for:
  • Expert Supervision: Sessions are either co-facilitated, observed or otherwise reviewed to maintain best practice standards.
  • Up-to-Date Clinical Techniques: Clients receive treatment informed by the most current research in clinical psychology, including therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, phobias, and more.

Fees and Costs

We believe that cost should not hinder mental health support. Therefore, our therapy sessions are offered at significantly reduced rates compared with typical private practice fees. Full-time post-secondary students may be eligible for fee waivers.  If you are looking for low-cost, high-quality therapy options in Regina, please contact us for more information.

Psychological assessments are offered at a flat rate of $2,000.

Please note: We do not offer direct billing to insurance companies; however, receipts are provided for insurance reimbursement claims.

Contact Us

College West - Room 020
University of Regina
Phone: 306-585-5685
Email: psychology.clinic@uregina.ca

Clinic Staff

Director, psychology training clinic

Dr. Sarah Reiser, R.D. Psych.


Staff Psychologist

Dr. Caeleigh Landry

OTHER SUPERVISOR(S):

Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos, ABPP, R.D.Psych.

Dr. Lynn Loutzenheiser, R.D.Psych.

Dr. Tamara Williamson, R.D.Psych. (provisional)

Dr. Kristi D. Wright, R.D.Psych.

Important to know

Urgent Care

The Psychology Training Clinic does not provide an emergency or crisis response service.

If you are feeling suicidal or in a crisis please seek help immediately.

  • If in need of immediate help, call emergency services: Mobile Crisis 24/7 Helpline (306-757-0127), 988 Suicide Crisis Hotline, or 911 (Ambulance/Police/Fire Service).
  • If able, go to the local hospital emergency department.
  • Saskatchewan residents can call Mental Health Workers via Healthline for advice by calling 811 24 hours a day.

Eligibility for Service

As we are a training clinic and offer short-term interventions we are not able to accept referrals that may require more intensive intervention then we can provide. Some people seeking services may be declined if it is felt that the person's needs warrant a more experienced clinician.
We are unable to accept clients who are:   
  • Receiving other mental health services concurrently.
  • Involved in litigation processes.
  • Receiving financial compensation from a third party (e.g., WCB).
  • Connected with a member of the Psychology Training Clinic.
  • Unwilling to be treated by a graduate student under supervision

Confidentiality Policy

In addition, we are unable to accept referrals that include any of the following features: 
  • elevated levels of crisis/safety concerns or are at an elevated risk of suicide.

  • active, untreated substance use problems
  • current or recent mania
  • psychosis

If you are unsure whether your situation falls within this criteria, our phone screening team can discuss your circumstances with you and help determine whether the PTC is an appropriate service option.  

Your privacy and trust are our highest priorities. All client information is handled with strict confidentiality and shared only with the client, therapist, supervisor, or legally authorized individuals. Disclosure without consent will only occur under circumstances mandated by federal or provincial law (for example, if there is an imminent danger).

How to Connect with Us

 
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Reach out today to learn more or schedule a consultation:

Or visit us at: 

Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK (interactive map below).


We are located in College West – Room 020 (below the U of R Campus Store).

 

Other Crisis Support Resources

If you are in a crisis situation, please use these additional contacts or see above:
  • Family Physician: Contact your doctor for urgent assistance.
  • Regina Mental Health Clinic: 306-766-7800
  • Regina Child & Youth Services: 306-766-6700 
Your safety is our utmost priority, and these resources are available to support you in critical moments.

Clinic Location

 Visit us at: 

3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Located in College West – Room 020 (below the U of R Bookstore).