The General Practice Clinic provides psychological services to individuals, couples, and families. The Clinic is a training and research center operated by Wright State University's School of Professional
Psychology (SOPP), and is staffed by pre-doctoral clinical psychology students and interns, and post-doctoral fellows under the supervision of SOPP faculty who are licensed psychologists.
The Clinic is one of several psychology specialty programs addressing the needs of youth, adults, and families as well.

Services Available The General Practice Clinic provides services that address a variety of psychological problems and/or concerns such as anxiety, depression, anger, and hostility; stress, phobias, and panic attacks; interpersonal relationship difficulties, marital and/or family conflict; academic performance; emotional, physical, and identity issues. This, however, is not an all-inclusive listing of the concerns of persons who request and receive services at the General Practice Clinic.

A wide range of services for adults and children
is available at the General Practice Clinic.