Substance Use Therapists in 06002

I am a licensed clinical social worker, experienced in assisting adults, teens, and families address a variety of issues. Areas of specialty include: anxiety, depression and substance abuse issues. I provide a safe and non-judgmental environment in which you can explore and identify these issues. No two persons are the same. I believe in using an individualized approach grounded in evidence based practice that is tailored to one's specific needs.

Are you having a difficult time navigating life's challenges? Is your mental health affecting daily life, work, and relationships? Are you seeking understanding and growth from therapy? Issues like anxiety, depression, or relationship struggles can make you feel like you are drowning. You feel like you can’t keep your head above water. Know that you don’t have to fight this alone. Jane has a heartfelt desire for every client to achieve positive change and personal development. Contact SMPsychotherapy & Counseling and connect with Jane.

Are you weighed down by worries, regrets, traumas, hurt, or pain? Everyone has a story and should have the opportunity to tell it in a non-judgmental environment. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and my areas of expertise include young through older adults with trauma, depression, anxiety, and substance use/co-occurring disorders. As an eclectic, person-centered therapist I believe in tailoring treatment to each client’s needs, so I do not use one modality across the board. I’ve always been highly empathic and view issues in a destigmatizing way: I don’t ask what is wrong with you, but what happened to you?

Are you suffering from anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues? Does trauma affect your everyday life? Do you have trouble navigating life’s stressors due to mental health concerns? What would it feel like if your mental health concerns were manageable instead of overwhelming? When you struggle with PTSD, depression, or anxiety, achieving your personal, professional, and relationship goals can be challenging. The clinicians at The Journey to Serenity PLLC are skilled at holding a compassionate space for diverse clients to work through mental health challenges.

Has dealing with anxiety, depression, or suicidal ideations made life feel insufferable? Is your daily life and relationships being affected by substance use, family conflict, or unresolved trauma? You want to feel fulfilled, but you don’t know how. You can envision the life you want, but why does it feel so hard to achieve? Suffering from mental illness can be debilitating, but you don’t have to deal with it alone. If you're a teenager or young adult navigating the complexities of mental illness, Alexis Wright is here to guide you through your journey to mental well-being.

Headspace, where your brain is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be ignited. We believe in creating calm in the midst of any storm. Life is full of twists and turns and sometimes it is difficult to navigate. Giving yourself the time you need to overcome challenges is essential to your growth, and we strive to assist in that process. We believe everyone should feel loved and accepted no matter the race, age, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation. We hope to provide a safe space where you can not only explore your journey and self, but realize you are far greater than you know.

​Are you experiencing unhealthy habits such as overeating, arguments in relationships, or difficulties at work? Learning about how feelings/emotions affect thoughts, how thoughts affects behavior, and learning how to self-regulate when feeling overwhelmed can be helpful with understanding one’s emotions. I help my clients by using interpersonal effectiveness tools for healthy communication that can help reduce/decrease symptoms of depression and anxiety. I also incorporate cultural factors into my therapeutic work

I have been trained in, and enjoy practicing, body centered psychotherapy. This modality focuses on obtaining a deep understanding of the human person and offers the possibility of a more profound transformation than is commonly expected when engaging in popular methods of therapy. A central goal of body centered psychotherapy is creating the required safety and support to allow a person's own spirit to guide a healing process which addresses issues that hinder the experience of peace and joy that is the birthright of every human person.

Hey Sis, the transition to womanhood and motherhood can be filled with many emotions, thoughts and behaviors, some of which can be distressing at times. Having a safe space to process your experiences during this time in your life can be beneficial. With the appropriate supports, skills and trust in yourself, healing is possible.

I use mindfulness & Internal Family Systems therapy to help clients resolve their underlying trauma and grief issues that get in the way of having fulfilling lives and relationships. I combine warmth and compassionate listening with teaching clients skills to learn to better manage their feelings, including anxiety and depression, while using breathing, body-centered, and other spiritual principles to help clients heal. Clients will learn to heal themselves and build more satisfying relationships and futures for themselves and their families. The techniques I use apply well to both children and adults to help clients deal with adverse behaviors and addictions.

Taking the first step into the therapeutic world is difficult. Sometimes we allow our pride to get in the way of our growth, somehow we feel that engaging in therapy equates to “not having it all together.” Other times it may feel like a sign of weakness or therapy simply is the UNKNOWN. However, if you fall into the majority you are prioritizing everything else in your life to avoid it. Whether you fall into all these categories or none I am here to encourage you to show up for yourself ! Create time in your busy schedule to EXHALE. No matter where you are in this book called life the chapter titled “YOU" is the most important.

Blenda D. Williams, LMSW, LADC, CAC, Have you been faced with a situation which leaves you feeling hopeless, helpless, or feeling as if no one cared? Do you struggle with depression, substance abuse, or anxiety? Have you experienced past trauma where you find it difficult to cope currently in your daily life? Do you struggle with you connecting with your partner, children, or have difficulty in your current relationships? If you answered “yes” to any these questions, therapy can help! You may be ready to take the next step to creating and making lasting changes in your life. I am the therapist who can help you reach the goals

I know what it is like to live in a psychological prison, trying to "stay strong" while repeating the narrative "I'm ok!". You don't have to go on this journey alone. The common thread amongst all clientele is a desire for positive change. At times one may need a helping hand to guide them on their journey in a therapeutic, environment. Seeking guidance is a courageous first step to wholeness and lasting change. Seeking therapy does not mean that you are weak or "crazy"; it means you have decided to address your concerns with non-biased professional help. It's ok to find someone to help you cope with the stressors of life!

Current in-person openings in CT & telehealth openings for all of CT, WA and CO! Welcome to the Shanti Wellness Center. I'm Shanti, a compassionate licensed psychotherapist, dance movement therapist and chemical dependency clinician. I have been a dedicated licensed therapist for over 21 years. With deep compassion and non-judgmental mindful support, I hold a space for healing and growth to occur. I help clients heal through a wide variety of challenges including trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, grief, relationship challenges, domestic violence, chronic pain, eating disorders, sleep disorders, addiction, transitions and more.

I understand how challenging it can be to ask for help during a difficult time. The world can feel isolating when you're facing transitional periods. Transitions in motherhood, parenting, jobs, relationships in general, and yourself. Sometimes you may feel like your own worse enemy. It takes courage and vulnerability to reach out and ask for help. I have experience working with clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, and substance abuse.

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. That is why my therapeutic goal is to work with you to grow and gain new perspective so you can welcome change and accomplish your short/long term goals. As a therapist, I am warm, encouraging, supportive, and nonjudgmental, while using a sense of humor with a down to earth approach to counseling. I currently practice as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor and am actively working toward being a Licensed Professional Counselor.

Do you or your child compare yourself to others who appear to have it all and end up feeling bad about yourself? Have you or your child been bullied and as a result have deep wounds and low self-esteem? Are you or your child socially awkward and have trouble making friends or feel like you never really fit in? I can help. I offer a safe and comfortable space to talk about what is getting in the way of you living a happy and fulfilling life. I can help you find alternative ways of looking at situations, identify your triggers for negative emotions and teach you specific skills that you can apply immediately. You are not alone.

Hello, I'm Michell, a dedicated and experienced Licensed Professional Counselor with a deep-rooted passion for social work. For many years, I've had the privilege of working with families, children, and adults, and I'm excited to welcome new clients. ​ I have always believed that every individual, regardless of age, background, or circumstance, has the potential for growth and healing. With a wealth of experience in the field, I have witnessed the transformative power of therapy in the lives of many.

Adults are facing unique challenges as they navigate today’s world. Whether they are trying to manage the stress of changes at work and home, parenting in an ever-changing society, or trying to adjust to identity changes during midlife, people are realizing that support helps. Many people - especially men - have begun discovering that the education and skill-building that comes from therapeutic support is helpful; others are considering therapy for the first time. I've worked as a therapist for over 30 years. Wherever you are in your thinking, I am here to help you decide whether therapy is something you want to explore.