Sleep or Insomnia Therapists in 02915

When your child or teen's journey has become more bumpy than expected - sadness, irritability, or worry seem to have moved in without an invitation - a psychologist specializing in child/family therapy might help. Maybe it's friendships that are not taking off or too much stress. Perhaps it's outbursts at home or school. Your family might be going through some big changes and your child doesn't seem the same. Whether you have been concerned for days, weeks, months or years, working with a therapist - to get practical and emotional support - might be a good place to start.

Nanisia Oliveira is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Rhode Island. She graduated with a BS from University of Rhode Island and a Master's degree in Social Work from Regis College. Nanisia provides a supportive space for open communication and actively listens to your concerns, offering thoughtful responses and guidance tailored to your needs. Her approach is grounded in empathy and understanding, aiming to help you explore and navigate your emotions and challenges. In her free time, Nanisia enjoys reading, watching documentaries, hiking, and walks with her dog.

Dias is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Rhode Island who has been practicing since 2023. He has an MSW and an Undergraduate in Psychology. Mario provides clinical support, case management, substance use disorder counseling, and mental health evaluations.

Samantha Kavanagh is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Rhode Island who has been practicing since 2020. Samantha specializes in providing compassionate support and guidance to individuals navigating psychotherapy. With a deep understanding of various therapeutic techniques, Samantha is committed to helping her clients overcome challenges and achieve personal growth. Her approach is client centered, prioritizing creating a safe and nonjudgmental space where clients feel empowered to explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences.

Change. Ultimately, that’s what it’s all about and the question is how do we make it happen for you? There’s a part of you actively seeking an answer right now, and this part is likely one that has helped you through challenges before. First and foremost, it’s often a good idea to take a moment and see if you can tap into some curiosity and maybe even a little gratitude toward this part of yourself. It’s supporting the effort to find balance and face whatever emotions are causing you to feel uncomfortable right now. This gesture may help center your mind (and body) as you prioritize your mental wellness.