The Community Service Clinic was established in 1970 and has continued to evolve ever since. The clinic offers a wide range of therapeutic solutions for the community. Among other services, the clinic provides mental health support for those dealing with trauma, loss and bereavement, difficulties in emotional regulation and interpersonal relationships, as well as disabilities and physical illnesses. Additionally, the clinic offers play therapy for children, accompanied by parental guidance.

Treatments are based on a variety of established and innovative therapeutic approaches. Psychological care is provided by graduate psychology students and interns, under the close supervision of the department's senior faculty. Treatments generally run for the duration of the academic year. At the end of the year, the possibility of continuing for an additional year of treatment is assessed based on the evaluation of the therapist and the professional team, and in accordance with the patient's wishes.

In addition, the clinic conducts several types of assessments:

• Psychodiagnostic assessments

• Neuropsychological assessments

• Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) evaluations (for ages 16 and up)

Each year, the clinic offers workshops and seminars on various topics for both professionals and the general public. Alongside clinical practice, the clinic conducts groundbreaking research aimed at improving treatment quality and effectiveness, as well as deepening the understanding of various mental health challenges.

Services are provided for a subsidized fee, which is updated periodically.