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Argosy Assessment And Intervention Clinic At Argosy University

The Argosy Assessment and Intervention Clinic (AAIC) is dedicated to training the next generation of mental health professionals in the areas of psychological assessment and clinical service, with practices informed by psychological science, theory, and research. We are committed to providing psychological assessment services to children, adolescents, and adults, and to expanding the reach of psychological services through practice and research.

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Who We Are

We are affiliated with the PsyD in Clinical Psychology Program at the American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, San Francisco Bay Area. Our staff is composed of advanced graduate student clinicians in the PsyD program, postdoctoral fellows, and licensed clinical supervisors.

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Services We Offer

  • Individual, Family, and Couples Support and Treatment
  • Recommendations for Mental Health Services
  • Learning Disability Testing
  • ADHD Testing
  • Determination of Learning Accommodation Eligibility
  • Other Cognitive & Neuropsychological Screening
  • Psychodiagnostic Testing
  • Recommendations for Educational Services
  • Psychotherapy
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Testing Process

  • 2 hrs face-to-face intake interview to determine if AAIC can meet your needs
  • 1 hr face-to-face collaborative review of results generally within 3 weeks of the final testing session
  • Up to 12 hrs of face-to-face testing, split into 3-4 hr sessions
  • 1-2 hrs feedback session to discuss final written report
  • 1 hr face-to-face follow-up 3 weeks after feedback session

Reasons People Seek Individual, Couples, or Family Support and Treatment:

Sadness, depression, hopelessness, anxiety, stress, panic, difficulties with personal connections, career difficulties or transitions, difficulties within a relationship, sexual concerns, body image issues, gender and identity issues, grief and loss, personal growth, procrastination, loss of creativity

Individual, Couple, or Family Support and Treatment Process:

  • A brief assessment to plan together on how to best meet your needs
  • Individual/Couple/Family meetings with a psychology student on a weekly basis
  • A choice of long-term (on-going) or short-term (6-15 week) treatment/supportive model

Our staff is always available to answer any questions about AAIC and the services we offer. AAIC is wheelchair accessible. If you have an accommodation request, please let us know.

Referral Process:

We accept self-referrals as well as referrals from parents, educators, therapists/counselors, psychiatrists, primary care physicians, and other care providers. To determine your eligibility for testing services or to schedule an intake interview, please call our office at (510) 217-4876 to speak to a member of our team.

Programs, credential levels, technology, and scheduling options are subject to change. ©2014 Argosy University.

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Argosy Assessment and Intervention Clinic

1005 Atlantic Avenue,
Alameda, California 94501
Phone: (510) 217-4876

If riding BART, exit at the Lake Merritt station (near Laney College) on Oak St. and 8th Street. Board the AC Transit bus 96 Fruitvale Montana/Alameda Point. Exit the bus on Challenger Drive in Marina Village near sculpture of egg hatching and walk to 1005 Atlantic Avenue.

You can also take the 19, 20 or 51A buses from other areas of the East Bay and off-board at Webster/Atlantic Avenue (the Alameda City College stop). For more up-to-date travel information and planning, visit 511.org to plan your trip.