
OUR SERVICES
We dedicate 100% of our facilities to helping and giving back to the community. Below is both a brief overview of what we do at SabaterLAB and also an invitation to explore our non-profit organization: SabaterLAB Foundation and our workforce development pipeline: SabaterLAB Clinical Training and Service Internship Program.

COUNSELING
Social Skills
Group Counseling
Family Interventions
Relaxation Strategies
Behavior Management
Clinical Trauma Models
Individual Psychotherapy

CONSULTATION
Tutoring
Parent Strategies
Advocacy/Promotion/Support
Vocational Guidance Translation Services/Document Preparation
Projects & Community Engagement

ASSESSMENT
Clinical Counseling
Diagnostic Clarification
Psychoeducational Testing
Generic Psychological Assessment
Neurocognitive/Intelligence Testing
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), among others

Technical Assistance Services
Support for Small Businesses
Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM)
Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA)
ADDITIONAL SERVICES

The SabaterLAB Foundation is our 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and it is the way that we are serving to empower uniquely diverse communities. That is, we are making mental health services accessible, inclusive, and equitable by expanding what we do at SabaterLAB to the community.
We offer educational services and technical assistance, SabaterLAB Community Care Mini Clinics and Wellness Self-care, Youth Mental Health First Aid Training, and Coaching Boys Into Men training, for community members as well as small business owners and small nonprofit organizations leaders.
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To learn more about us and our nonprofit organization, visit us here at: www.sabaterlabfoundation.org
SabaterLAB Clinical Training and Service Internship Program

Together as partners, SabaterLAB and The SabaterLAB Foundation also offer racially, culturally, ethnically, and linguistically competent educational opportunities, clinical internships, and experiential learning pathways through our SabaterLAB Clinical Training and Service Internship Program.
Because we know how important it is but also how difficult it can be to secure a high-quality internship experience, our program trains students from all groups, intentionally including students from communities of Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and unserved populations as Mental Health and Office Assistants at the high school level and as Mental Health Providers at the college/graduate level. Our program supports doctoral level students and post doctoral fellows in meeting their supervised clinical hour requirement for grauation and licensing as well.
As employer partners of SkillsRI, for the last six years, we have hosted many rising senior high school students in their PrepareRI program. Other partnerships and collaborative agreements include, but are not limited to, William James College, Johnson and Wales University, Hispanic Heritage Foundation, Breese Foundation, The Met High School, and the Rhode Island Department of Labor. Visit our website for more information: https://sites.google.com/sabaterlabcommunities.org/sabaterlabinternship
