The Clinical Psychology program offers a number of research opportunities in areas including child/adolescent psychopathology; marital discord/domestic violence; divorce; anxiety disorders particularly with regards to sleep, trauma and substance use; developmental neuropsychology across the lifespan; learning disabilities and cognitive/academic skills assessments; autism spectrum disorders; forensic psychology; multicultural psychology; depression and suicide-related behavior; HIV-AIDS; rehabilitation neuropsychology; traumatic brain injury; and cognitive aging.

Graduate students in the Psychology Department at the University of Houston will have opportunities to participate in collaborative cross-program research.

• RESTORE Laboratory: Research on Emotion, Substance Treatment Outcomes, and Racial Equity
• Child Temperament, Thoughts and Emotions Laboratory
• Center for Couples Therapy
• Center for Forensic Psychology
• Cognitive Neuropsychology of Daily Life (CNDL) Laboratory
• Collaborative on Aging Research and Multicultural Assessment (CARMA)
• Culture, Risk, and Resilience Lab
• Developmental Neuropsychology Lab
• Developmental Psychopathology Lab
• Houston Anxiety Resilience and Treatment Lab (HART)
• Laboratory of Early Experiences and Development (LEED)
• Measurement and Intervention for Neuropsychological Disorders (MIND) Lab
• Sleep and Anxiety Center of Houston
• Texas Center for Learning Disabilities
• Trauma and Stress Studies Center (TaSSC)
• Youth & Family Studies Lab (YFSL)