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What is the Antioch Community Counseling and Psychology Clinic?
The Antioch Community Counseling & Psychology Clinic is a university training clinic providing accessible mental health services to members of the greater Seattle community. Services are provided by graduate student clinicians under the supervision of licensed mental health professionals and Antioch University faculty.
Our student clinicians are trained in a variety of evidence-based and clinically informed approaches to counseling, psychotherapy, and psychological assessment. Clinicians work collaboratively with clients to identify approaches that fit their individual needs, goals, identities, and circumstances. Training and supervision emphasize ethical practice, professional development, and culturally responsive care.
As a training clinic, counseling sessions are recorded for supervision, education, and training purposes. Recordings are maintained confidentially in accordance with applicable federal and Washington State privacy requirements. Recordings are not part of the client’s health record and are not available to clients.
The Nature of a Pre-Doctoral Training Clinic
Because our clinicians are graduate students completing time-limited clinical training experiences, clinician schedules and availability may change between academic terms. Clients may work with more than one student clinician over the course of receiving services at the Clinic, particularly when continuing therapy across academic years.
When a student clinician completes their training experience or is otherwise unable to continue with a client, the Clinic will work with the client to support an appropriate transition to another student clinician when continued services are desired and clinically appropriate. Depending on clinician availability and the client’s needs, there may be a brief gap in services during this transition.
A Note for Returning Clients: Clients who wish to return for services in a new academic year will be asked to complete updated returning-client paperwork and may be reassigned to a new student clinician. Returning clients are typically contacted toward the end of summer or beginning of fall with information about this process.
Affordable Services
The Clinic is committed to providing accessible, lower-cost mental health services to members of the community. Fees for therapy and psychological assessment are structured on a sliding scale to help reduce financial barriers to care while supporting the Clinic’s training and service mission.
Therapy fees are based on a sliding fee scale determined by household income and range from $10–$100 per session. A limited number of reduced-fee and no-cost therapy placements may also be available for clients experiencing financial hardship. Availability of these placements is limited and dependent on Clinic capacity.
Psychological assessment fees generally range from $500–$3,500, depending on the type and scope of the evaluation and the individual needs of the client.
The Clinic also offers a limited number of reduced-cost assessment opportunities for individuals experiencing financial hardship. Availability is limited and determined based on financial need, the type of assessment requested, and Clinic capacity.
Those interested in services can contact the Clinic at 206-268-4840 or [email protected].
Client Rights & Clinic Responsibilities
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