USC Clinics are open to the public and provide services that are overseen by appropriately qualified and experienced professionals while providing opportunities for students to gain practical experience at various stages of their studies.
Our clinics are committed to providing the highest quality service while providing an excellent learning environment for students. We welcome comments on our services through our Clinic Feedback form.
USC Psychology Clinic
The USC Psychology Clinic provides mental health services to the community and also functions as an advanced teaching, training and research facility for postgraduate students (Provisional Psychologists) in the Master of Psychology (Clinical) program at USC.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Nutrition and Dietetic Clinic is available to USC staff and students, as well as the general public. The service is delivered by students supervised by an accredited professional providing clients with individualised nutrition advice according to evidence-based medical nutrition therapy. The consultations are free to attend.
The clinic is located at the USC Sunshine Coast Campus, with telehealth appointments available.
Thompson Institute
The Thompson Institute is a world-class facility for mental health and neurological research, teaching, advocacy and clinical services.
Counselling and Wellbeing Clinic
The Community Counselling Clinic provides a supportive therapeutic service for community members. The Clinic’s focus is the delivery of person-centred, strengths-based counselling. Interns working at the clinic are in the final year of their undergraduate or post-graduate studies. The USC counselling programs are fully accredited by the Australian Counselling Association and the Psychotherapy and Counselling Education of Australia.
Please call the USC Clinic on (07) 5456 5006 for further information.