Free Tools for Psychology Students — The Clinical Perspective
Tools
Free tools for psychology students and researchers
Practical things we wished existed when we were applying, studying, and writing. All free, all in your browser — no accounts, no uploads, nothing sold on.
For applicants
Who's Accepting Doctoral Students
A directory of APA-accredited clinical psychology programs with a direct link to each one's own “faculty accepting students” page, plus named faculty where we've confirmed them at the source.
Browse programs →Professors by Research Topic
The same 2,640 faculty grouped by what they study — trauma, anxiety, autism, psychosis and thirteen more — with each person's own wording quoted.
Browse topics →Find a Professor by Research Interest
Type a topic — trauma, eating disorders, CBT, anything — and find clinical psychology PhD faculty who actually study it, with interests read from their own page.
Search professors →Applying to Clinical Psychology PhD Programs
An honest walkthrough of how doctoral admissions in clinical psychology actually work — the mentor model, what the timeline looks like, and where applicants lose themselves points.
Read the guide →For researchers
APA Citation Generator
Paste a DOI, PubMed ID or ISBN and get a correct APA 7 reference, both in-text forms, and a finished Word reference page — properly double-spaced with hanging indents.
Open the tool →Find a Measure by Diagnosis
A searchable directory of 261 validated assessment instruments — the GAD-7, PHQ-9, PCL-5 and more — with free-use status and a ready-to-cite reference for each.
Search measures →Something you'd find useful that isn't here? Tell us — these get built based on what people ask for.