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Flexible Access Program

Affordable ACT-based therapy within 72 hours.

Supervised ACT Training Clinic made possible by RIC, JWU, and Bryant

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WHAT IT IS

The Flexible Access Program offers ACT-based therapy within 72 hours for clients who may be limited by waitlists or cost. Care is provided by residents and interns supervised by licensed ACT clinicians.

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WHO IT’S FOR

• Clients seeking faster access to care
• Clients impacted by financial barriers
• Clients not requiring crisis services
• Referrers needing a reliable, affordable pathway

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CLINICAL TRAINING MODEL

This program operates as an academic ACT Training Clinic, supporting early-career clinicians as they develop supervised competency in contextual behavioral therapy.

$15–$45 per session or  insurance-covered.

Clinicians With Openings

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Briana Seippel

LMHCA

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Jon Tryhubczak

LMHCA

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Cora Simms

RIC Intern

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Kendra Gever

RIC Intern

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Natalia Rosa

LMHCA

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Our Treatment Focus

We help those dealing with 

  • Anxiety/Panic Attacks/Social Anxiety

  • Chronic Pain, Cancer

  • Depression/Procrastination

  • Relationship Challenges

become more open, aware, and engaged based on their inner strengths.  We achieve this with an evidenced based approach, listening to your concerns, and customizing a actionable plan with you in a safe, neutral space. 

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If you are dealing with a severe mental health challenge, such as planning suicide or drug overuse, you will need to go to your local emergency room or dial 911.  

Do I Have A Mental Health Problem?

Our Process

We promise to be there for you and to help you get through the immediate challenge by:

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  • Pinpointing places where you tend to get stuck 

  • Show you ways to experience thoughts, physical feelings, and emotions in more flexible ways that reduce the negative behaviors they often lead to

  • ​Helping you find what matters most based upon your personal values so that you can discover actions you can take to become "unstuck"

UNIVERSITY PARTNERS

In collaboration with:
Rhode Island College • Johnson & Wales University • Bryant University

Guided by professional standards from:
ACBS (Association for Contextual Behavioral Science)
IBH (Institute for Better Health)

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