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Clinic Type

Clinical Psychology

Address

The Psychology Clinic, Georgia Southern University campus (off Highway 301/South Main Street), Parrish Drive, Forest Drive, on campus

Phone

912-478-1685

Email

prismclinic@georgiasouthern.edu

Opening Hours

Hours vary by semester; generally opens at 1 p.m. and offers evening appointments three days a week until 7 p.m. Call for current hours

Telehealth

Yes; sessions may be video recorded for training/supervision

Emergency Care

No emergency services described

Services Offered

  • individual therapy
  • couples therapy
  • marital therapy
  • family therapy
  • psychological assessments

Technology & Equipment

  • Video recording for training and supervision purposes (though videos are permanently deleted and recordings are not stored in client files)
  • Video sessions (teletherapy) noted in context of sessions being video recorded

Team

  • Not specified, Graduate student therapists under licensed psychologists — Therapists/Students in PsyD program under supervision

Insurance & Payment

Online payment via Georgia Southern Marketplace, Georgia Southern Marketplace online payment option (existing clients), Sliding scale: $5–$30 per therapy session based on family size & income, Initial appointment: $5, Assessments: fees vary; please call for details

Financing: Sliding scale: $5–$30 per session based on family size & income; Initial appointment: $5; Assessments: fees vary

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Pricing

  • Initial appointment: $5
  • Therapy sessions: $5–$30 per session (sliding scale)
  • Assessments: fees vary

FAQs

Does the clinic provide emergency mental health services or medication management?

No; does not provide emergency mental health services, medication management or prescriptions.

Who can be seen?

The clinic is available to the general public, including children, adolescents, and adults. Georgia Southern students may be seen for up to 12 sessions at the Counseling & Career Development Center at no charge.

Do you provide emergency mental health services?

No, though current clients are welcome to call and speak with their therapist or supervisor. In a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Trustburn (Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center): 3.8/5 (35 reviews)
  • FreeCenters.org (Warm Springs Community Counseling, OR): 4.8/5 (16 votes)

Patients praise

  • Some patients find the doctors and nurses helpful and professional
  • Quick service for some, especially in pharmacy or specific departments
  • Availability of crisis services and diverse therapy approaches (e.g., CBT, DBT)

Common complaints

  • Long wait times
  • Unprofessional or uninformative staff interactions
  • Perceived lack of care or feeling like an inconvenience to staff
  • Issues with paperwork/administrative processes
  • Complaints about specific clinician communication or approach

"The whole feeling was like he didn't want to help us and he actually tried sending us to a whole other mental facility!!! I was left stunned and feeling so out of place."

FindRehabCenters.org (Warm Springs Counseling Center, Boise)

"You will literally bother any employee you talk to. You will feel like an Inconvenience"

Trustburn (Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center)

"The staff are hospitable and attentive. Was wonderful. They were quick and helpful, even pointed out to my wife a couple other things they should take a look at in the future."

Trustburn (Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center)

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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