Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology

Academic departments often shape the way entire professions think about mental health. The Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology sits within that tradition, offering graduate training that bridges research and real-world practice. Its presence on campus brings a quiet intensity to the field, where theory meets the everyday challenges of therapy and assessment.

You’ll find the offices at 428 Horace Mann, 525 W 120th St New York, NY 10027—just steps from the energy of Morningside Heights. The building itself is unassuming, but the work happening inside influences how future clinicians approach everything from anxiety disorders to community-based interventions. Students and faculty move through the halls with a shared focus, though the department remains open to those outside the program who need guidance or collaboration.

Interested in learning more about their programs or events? Reaching out is simple: dial (212) 678-3257 to connect with the administrative team. They can direct you to the right resources, whether you’re a prospective student, a researcher, or someone seeking referrals. The department’s role extends beyond the classroom, often serving as a hub for discussions on mental health policy and clinical innovation.

For anyone planning a visit, the map at this link will guide you through the neighborhood’s mix of academic buildings and residential streets. The area hums with the rhythm of students and locals, making it an easy place to navigate—even if the department’s impact is anything but ordinary.