Read our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about what we offer at Providence Psychology Services. Or call us at 401-273-3322 for more information.
A: The clinicians at Providence Psychology Services all provide treatment that is empirically supported, with strong scientific evidence for its effectiveness at improving the quality of life and functioning of people suffering from a wide variety of difficulties. As such, we practice mostly:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which focuses on the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to identify and develop skills to control them.
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which focuses primarily on promoting psychological flexibility, a characteristic that allows people to lead rich, full, and vital lives.
A: We aim to provide you with the skills to adequately manage your life as quickly as possible, thereby reducing the need for long-term treatment. Generally, we work on a model of brief therapy. However, this varies individually and we will discuss it in detail during your evaluation.
A: We can provide a comprehensive evaluation to determine if you need medication to support your treatment. Our psychologists work closely with our nurse practitioner to provide you with the best possible psychiatric and psychological care.
A: Absolutely. Providence Psychology Services is bound by the legal and ethical standards of the practice of psychology as dictated by the State of Rhode Island and the American Psychological Association.
A: In most cases, yes.
A: Yes, we accept all major credit cards. Your clinician will help you process payment at the time of service.
A: Call 401-273-3322. One of our psychologists will be happy to arrange an intake appointment.
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