The Center for Psychological Services (CPS) has three divisions: a General Clinic which follows a more traditional community mental health center providing services to those on campus and the surrounding communities and works closely with the academic programs to provide training cases and also administers a centralized intake process for psychotherapy and assessment cases, an Assessment Clinic providing psychological evaluations and assessments for the surrounding communities, general university community and the Rutgers University Office of Disability, and Specialty Clinics led by faculty and staff to provide specialized services and training. These training clinics operate under the umbrella of CPS and are funded generally through clinic revenue, grants and contracts, and include: ADHD Clinic, Anxiety Disorders Clinic, Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program, Group Psychotherapy Services, Children (and Families) Healing After Trauma (CHAT) Clinic, Tourette Syndrome Clinic, the ANSWER CIinic, and the CYSEW Emerging Adult Clinic.