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Applied Psychology Interdisciplinary Clinic | Counseling Psychology Training Clinic

At the Applied Psychology Interdisciplinary Clinic (APIC) clinic we strive to provide therapeutic services and fully embrace the provision of multiculturally sensitive services that honor the dignity of all individuals. Any adult residing in Texas is eligible for services. At this time, APIC does not offer services to couples, families, or minors.

Tentatively opening 2027.

Services:

We offer skills training, outreach workshop, short-term group and individual psychotherapy to TAMUK students, faculty, and staff and members of the Kingsville community. Clients are assigned to a therapist/clinician and scheduled for standing weekly appointments for the semester. Therapists and clients work collaboratively to determine whether additional therapy is needed at the end of the semester. Our services are tailored to the needs and concerns of each individual, which might include but are not limited to:

  • Depression/anxiety
  • Family problems
  • Personal problems
  • Career/vocational services
  • Life transitionsRelationships

What can I expect as a prospective client?

Pricing

  • Texas college students: Free
  • TAMUK faculty and staff: $80 per semester
  • Alumni: First year free; 2 nd year forward $20 per semester
  • General community members: $50 per semester

APIC clinic does not accept insurance, Medicaid or other third-party payments.

Step 1:

Brief Telephone Interview

Step 2:

Scheduling or Referral
Email for anonymous appointment

Step 3:

First Appointment

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Therapist/Clinicians:

Students in the advanced stages of their counseling psychology studies are clinicians at APIC. These students work with individuals to help them resolve issues that are barriers to healthy relationships and productive lives. The clinician-in-training work closely with experienced clinical faculty members who are experts in the field of mental and behavioral health to ensure that the services they provide are of professional quality. Our clinician trainees and their licensed supervisors approach therapy with a diverse range of techniques from cognitive-behavioral to psychodynamic.

Location:
Manning Hall, 2nd Floor, APIC Suite
(shared unit)

For Confidential Appointment, please email: APPIC@tamuk.edu. Please check your junk or spam folders for our communications.

The clinic reserves the right to determine whether the services we offer are appropriate for a potential client. If we determine we cannot appropriately meet your needs, we will attempt to help you find more appropriate treatment resources.

For emergencies, please call or text:

  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
  • TAMUK Police Department 361-593-2611
  • Kingsville Police Department: 361-595-8500
  • National Suicide 24/7 Crisis TEXT line: Text “HOME” to 741741