The waitlist for the Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment Center (CDAC) is OPEN to new clients that are UO Students or ages 17 and under.

The waitlist for the Child and Family Center (CFC) is OPEN for new clients. Call 541-346-0923 between 9:00 AM and 6:00PM for more information. We have both English and Spanish speaking clinicians available this Fall.

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If you are having a mental health emergency and need to speak to someone immediately, please call the White Bird Clinic at 541-687-4000 or text the Crisis Text Line at 741741 or call 911. If you are experiencing suicidal ideation, please call 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Sibling Support Services
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Speech-Language-Hearing Center
SLHC
Optimizing communication, cognition, and life participation.
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Counseling Psychology Center
CPC
Service not currently offered.
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Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment Center
CDAC
Offers comprehensive diagnostic assessment for a range of learning, attention, and developmental disorders.
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Child and Family Center
CFC
Assisting families and children through difficult times.
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Center for Healthy Relationships
CHR
Individual, relationship, family, and group therapy services.
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An Array of Services for the Community

HEDCO Clinic can assist with a variety of challenges from treating stuttering to helping families navigate parenting or relationship issues. We are here to assist caregivers of children and adolescents, individuals experiencing stress or mental health issues, couples, and families.

800
Clients seen over the past year.
120
Student clinicians.
40
Onsite supervisors at HEDCO.
 
 
Why HEDCO clinic?
1

Clinicians provide innovative and quality care

2

Sliding scale fees and support systems lower barriers to entry

3

Community-wide connections throughout UO and Lane County

Learn about our Centers

 

 

HEDCO In the News

a young man comforts an older woman in an illustration that includes the purple ribbon representing Alzheimer's disease
How to Care for Someone with Swallowing Problems

Caring for someone with dementia is difficult enough, and it doesn’t help that one of the most common complications isn’t on most people’s radars.

“The prevalence of dysphagia, when it’s difficult for the individual to swallow, is a really understudied piece of dementia,” says Samantha Shune, an associate professor in the University of Oregon College of Education. She directs the Communication Disorders and Sciences Program.

Congresswoman Val Hoyle talks with Interim Dean of the College of Education Laura Lee McIntyre
Congresswoman applauds the UO's career training efforts

U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle met with University of Oregon College of Education leaders and faculty members Thursday to discuss programs that train students for licensed professions and to find ways to get more students into the workforce, with or without a college degree. Hoyle also toured the college’s HEDCO Clinic, where she met with undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees and providing counseling services to community members.

Pictured: Day Hancock-Murphy
Graduate student is awarded prestigious therapy fellowship

Day Hancock-Murphy, a graduate student in the Couples and Family Therapy Program at the College of Education, was awarded the prestigious American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Minority Fellowship for the upcoming year.