Therapists in Dighton, MA

NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS - Saturday Availability - I believe that therapy is for everyone. Having someone to assist you through whatever issue has come your way is undeniably the best gift you can give yourself. Therapy provides an opportunity for self-exploration in a safe encouraging environment in order to overcome personal struggles. It can also provide an opportunity for growth through goal setting as well as strengthening relationships. I have experience in assisting individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, and trauma-related issues that may or may not be related to addiction.

Immediate Openings Available, Schedule an appointment 24/7 using our online booking system - Reimagine Counseling is a therapist owned and run practice, which means you will receive the highest level of care with a focus on evidence-based treatment. We provide individualized therapy to meet your needs from anxiety and depression to substance abuse, grief, loss and life changes. Reimagine Counseling specializes in treating the Mental Health needs of individuals, couples and families in Massachusetts.

Do trauma, anxiety or depression keep you from the life you want? Do you struggle to understand and gain a healthy sense of control over your own behavior, including substance and process addictions, such as drugs, alcohol, food, and codepency? I also have worked extensively with adolescent and adult clients with ADHD on goal-setting and developing strategies for success.

***CURRENTLY ACCEPTING BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD, TUFTS, AND PRIVATE PAY CLIENTS FOR BOTH IN PERSON AND TELEHEALTH SESSIONS. Sarah Souza is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has worked in a variety of clinical settings including community mental health agencies, schools, residential treatment facilities, and in home therapy programs. Sarah has over 20 years experience in the mental health field. She is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, with a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology. Sarah also holds licensure as a school adjustment counselor in Massachusetts.

Please inquire via EMAIL for a quicker response time. I am only accepting couples at this time. Dr. MiNa Chung is a licensed clinical psychologist in Providence, RI with extensive experience working with couples and adults across the lifespan. Her areas of specialization include complex trauma, relationship and attachment issues, men's health and wellness, parenting, and ketamine assisted psychotherapy. Dr. Chung has a keen understanding of the unique challenges and struggles of her patients, and tailors her integrative treatment approaches to meet the needs of each individual or couple.

While finding a new rhythm is not without its challenges, it is a process that I undoubtedly believe is worth the effort. My practice is geared towards providing solution-focused and holistic care. My aim as a therapist is to help my clients become more in tune with their mind, body, and spirit so as to provide a better foundation for getting to know their authentic self. The therapist and client relationship is one that is collaborative, and I meet my clients where they are in order to create a path forward together. You don’t have to figure it out alone, and I'm sure we'll share some laughs along the way.

**NOT Accepting New Clients temporarily.** I truly believe that everyone could benefit from therapy. We focus on our health in so many ways, it is important to focus on our Mental Health too! I am specifically passionate about my work with women, empowering them through various phases of life and assisting with symptoms of anxiety and depression. Because of my work in child-welfare and adoption, I also specialize in trauma-related struggles in adults & children, as well as behavior management and positive parenting.

Evening time available. Psychotherapy: My primary focus, as your therapist, is to make you feel comfortable, validated and listened to. This will allow a therapeutic relationship to develop so that you can be honest in sharing your thoughts and feelings. I have over 18 years of experience working with many complex mental health issues, and I have training in cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, trauma-focused, dialectical behavioral and couples specific interventions.

I have over 22 years of experience working with children and families. The principles of wraparound are a major component of my work as I believe that families are the experts on their own experiences, strengths and needs. Building an integrated team of both natural and professional supports can help a family meet their goals for themselves in a way that is sustainable.

Have you ever wondered if you could live a fuller, happier life? Whether you are "too far gone" or "too messed up" to ever be okay? I’ve wondered that. In my journey, I've discovered that it's possible to struggle deeply, then rise higher than seems plausible. I've also found healing and wholeness is impossible without support from others. Now I have a passion to provide the care I've experienced to each of my clients. The support you need won't be the same as what I’ve needed. Because your story is not mine. But if you’re looking for someone who has walked a long road to wellness, consider reaching out!

Are you a stressed out and overworked professional woman of color, doubting your success and your place at the table? Have micro-aggressions or discrimination beaten down your workplace self-esteem, leading to anxiety and depressed mood? On paper, you’re qualified. But, for some reason, you find yourself questioning the smallest decision. You were excited when you got the offer letter, but now you feel inadequate and dread heading to work. Your self-doubt is constantly whispering, sometimes yelling, you aren’t good enough, you will never feel competent. Sound like you? Keep reading to learn how I can help.

You will laugh and learn and become more of who you essentially are in your work with Dr. Brittany Sterling. As a highly-skilled clinical psychologist specializing in therapy for both adults and teens, she brings heart to her work, and she knows how to work with all kinds of minds. She will help you find the positive potential for healing and growth in even life’s most difficult setbacks and transitions. Her specialties include parent coaching and advocacy, ADHD, and treating anxiety and depression.

Dr. Harter cares about your pain, and knows how to help you move beyond it. She is a compassionate, highly intelligent therapist who has developed a powerful empirically informed approach that provides clients with the help they need to successfully thrive, even from the most challenging situations. She puts people at ease, teaches them essential skills and helps them have more insight and compassion toward themselves and others. With over 25,000 hours of clinical experience working with individuals and couples alike, Kristina's expertise is broad-ranging and deep. She is the founder and owner of 1A Wellness psychotherapy group.

Are you experiencing feelings of anxiety, depression, or having difficulty navigating your relationships? Are you a parent that is struggling to support your young adult child with their own mental health? It can be overwhelming to know where to begin when trying to create positive change in your life. Building the self-confidence to accomplish your goals or figuring out what they are can feel impossible. If you are ready to begin working through the challenges you are facing and improve your quality of life, you have already made the biggest step towards your future self.

Accepting New Clients: Welcome, I’m glad you’re here! Initiating change may be one of the hardest and strongest steps you can take. I work with people facing an array of mental health concerns, and have a specialty in helping people heal from relational trauma. I find we are most often hurt in the context of relationships - a break-up, infidelity, emotional, physical or sexual abuse, being made to feel you are unloved. You may feel overwhelmingly anxious, disconnected or over-attached to loved-ones, or unable to trust. Maybe you begin isolating yourself from friendships or engaging in relationships you know aren’t healthy for you.

People often ask me, "What is the purpose of therapy?" I believe there are a few answers to that question. First, you come to therapy to defrost grief, unexpressed rage and other negative feelings, e.g. traumas, losses, betrayals. You also learn to re-parent yourself. Second, you come to have a better transition in your work or love life, or to improve your performance and personal relations. Finally, you get to share your dreams and goals in a safe environment, with no judgment, and to produce amazing action plans to manifest your best life ever.

Are you seeking more out of your life, your relationship? Do you feel stuck? Do you wish for more emotional and physical intimacy with your partner? Do you feel like you’re having the same fight over and over again? If you are struggling with challenges around communication, conflict, sex, intimacy, infidelity, parenting, infertility, trauma, grief/loss, and more… you have come to the right place. Together we will break through this wall, open the doors of communication, connection and intimacy… find each other again.

Therapy is the gift of time set aside each week to pause, acknowledge how you’re feeling, and connect with yourself in a deeper way. In a time of unprecedented levels of fear, loss, and loneliness, it’s more important than ever to develop meaningful ways to be present with our emotions and learn new ways to soothe and nurture ourselves in the midst of painful feelings. I specialize in relational psychotherapy, a type of therapy that focuses on the quality of your relationships, both with yourself and with others. I also draw on psychodynamic, family systems, trauma-informed, attachment, social justice and anti-oppressive theories.

In these times of uncertainty and change, I am offering a space of hope and connection. I believe that therapy is a space to be seen and valued - a space to slow down, reflect, and engage in vulnerability. I understand the unique challenges faced by POC and immigrants, such as navigating cultural differences, acculturation stress, and intergenerational conflicts. In addition, I have a focus on working with college students and working professionals. In our work, we'll explore how cultural factors intersect with your mental health, nurturing a strong sense of identity, helping you to navigate life's complexities.