Predoctoral Fellowships in
Clinical & Community Psychology

Training Sites

The Department of Psychiatry is composed of a number of clinical and community facilities, thus interns have the opportunity to work with a broad range of patients in a diversity of settings. The training program utilizes clinical facilities of the Department of Psychiatry - the Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC), and Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital (YNHPH).

CMHC offers child and adult individual, family, and group psychotherapy, as well as a wide range of indirect, psychoeducational, preventive, and community-oriented services, and incorporates a Neuropsychological and Psychological Assessment Service. The Center participates actively with community agencies and organizations in the development of comprehensive mental health services and new treatment and prevention models.

YNHPH is devoted primarily to the assessment and treatment of severely disturbed adolescents and adults who suffer from a variety of problems including mood disorders, PTSD, substance abuse and dependence, psychosis, disruptive behavior disorders, and severe personality disorders. Treatment is provided in four inpatient programs, several partial hospital/intensive outpatient programs, and various outpatient specialty clinics.

Each clinical facility and its component units maintain an inter-disciplinary approach to clinical and community service as well as to research and training. Mental health professionals and paraprofessionals work together in various service, research, and training activities. A fellow's learning is enriched by participation in interdisciplinary seminars offered within each clinical facility and by the Psychiatry Department.

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