***Sent of behalf of Joyce Chu, Chair, PAU Faculty Senate***
December 2, 2016
Dear Members of the PAU Community,
Our past Presidential election process triggered an unprecedented sense of tension and fear among many Americans and people around the globe. As PAU faculty, we send a message of support to PAU and its surrounding communities. We reaffirm our support for students, staff, and colleagues of all genders, gender identities, ethnicities, races, religions, spiritual identities, and sexual orientations.
SAGE aims to create a community to advocate for improvements to the lives of older adults. We strive to promote education through presentations and interactive discussion of topics related to older adults. Additionally, we offer potential research opportunities and resources for students to achieve an enriched educational experience and to succeed in the area of gerontology.
updated 10.13.2021
The Clinics at PAU provide a range of high-quality, low-cost mental health services to the community. Our clinical services are delivered through several specialized and general outpatient clinics operated by Palo Alto University. These include:
Michael Richards , PhD | Interim Director, The Gronowski Center, Interim Co-Director, Sexual and Gender Identities Clinic
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The Gronowski Center offers treatment for psychological disorders and emotional distress including:
What to Expect When You Call the Clinic:
When you call the clinic, you will be asked to provide some basic information about yourself, after which you will be able to begin our intake process. The intake process involves a 20-30 minute phone screening to help us evaluate your needs, followed by a two-hour in-person intake with a Gronowski student therapist. The intake process is typically finished within two weeks of your first contact with Gronowski.
What to Expect in Your Intake: