It is well established that clinical research should focus on streamlining treatments in ways that maximizes their potency and ease of implementation. The application of technology has been increasingly utilized as an effective and acceptable way to rapidly disseminate evidence-base treatment. However, these methods are used infrequently for individuals deemed too high risk for computerized psychotherapy. This atheoretical approach to participant exclusion broadens the treatment gap among those in dire need of treatment. Along these lines, the primary goal of this project is to establish a proof of concept for developing and evaluating an efficacious and acceptable intervention for heavy episodic drinkers who are suicidal.