Purpose

For more than fifty years, the Community Clinic for Counseling and Educational Services, CCCES (formerly the Educational Psychology Clinic) at California State University, Long Beach has served as a primary training site for the School Counseling/Psychology and Counseling Psychology master's degree programs while providing comprehensive educational and psychological services to school age children and the community at a moderate cost. Clinic services provided by advance graduate students under the direct supervision of faculty in the College of Education.

Commitment to Diversity

Consistent with University’s policies on non-discrimination, the Clinic provides services free from discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnicity, gender/gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, age, pregnancy, and veteran status.

Services Available

• For Adults: Individual Counseling (offered Fall semester and Spring semester)
• For Children (ages 3-6): Developmental Assessments (offered Spring semester)
• For Children (ages 6-18): Intensive Academic Interventions for reading/writing and math (offered Fall semester), Youth counseling (offered Fall semester and Spring semester), and Psychoeducational Assessments (offered Spring semester)
• For Youth and Adults with Disabilities (ages 16-22): Transition Planning (offered Spring semester)