Clinic Service Guide

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Community mental health services

Providing access to high-quality care regardless of barriers

ICMH-Clinic

Bridging the gap between research and real-world practice

At the Institute for Community Mental Health-Clinic, we work to expand access to high-quality care by addressing financial, geographic, and cultural barriers. As part of the University of Delaware, we combine clinical excellence with advanced training to strengthen mental health care across our community and beyond.

Grounded in science

The ICMH-Clinic is built on evidence-based practice—services proven through research to help people. Our clinicians use structured, time-limited approaches that focus on clear goals and practical tools clients can apply in daily life. Being connected to an academic training program ensures our care stays current and grounded in the latest science.

Guided by outcomes

The ICMH-Clinic prioritizes measurable outcomes and continuous improvement. By regularly analyzing client progress, we ensure our services are both effective and responsive to individual needs.

Core Services

All Results

Individual therapy for children, adolescents and adults

Therapy follows structured, evidence-based protocols (typically 12–16 sessions) for concerns like anxiety, depression, trauma and substance use. Approaches include CBT, DBT, ACT, behavioral activation and exposure-based treatments. Progress is tracked regularly to ensure meaningful outcomes.
Diagnostic assessments for all ages

We provide evaluations for emotional, behavioral, neurodevelopmental (e.g., autism, ADHD) and learning concerns. Assessments include clinical interviews, testing and input from caregivers or providers. Clients receive a detailed report and feedback session with clear next steps.
Consultation Services

We consult with schools, medical systems and community agencies to improve mental health care delivery. Tailored to the setting, services may include staff training, behavioral planning and integration of evidence-based practices.