07/12/2024 03:03:14 PMHannah Van Sickle

For residents of Rhode Island, earning a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from William James College is now more accessible than ever—thanks to a low-residency, online option to pursue licensure as a mental health counselor. Isabella Neves, who grew up in Lincoln and now resides in Warwick, learned about the three-year program following her graduation from the University of Hartford. After earning her BS with a concentration in health science, and gaining acceptance into the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at UHart, she deferred admission for a year in order to collect her thoughts and earn some money.

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