Therapists in Plainfield, CT

I am passionate about creating a safe, empathetic, non-judgmental space for adults, including older adults, who need help with navigating life transitions, struggling with loss and grief, grappling with caregiver burdens, living with chronic illness, or experiencing depression and/or anxiety. Our work together will include recognizing patterns which may present challenges in day-to-day life and interpersonal relationships, examining unhelpful thinking styles, and developing coping tools and other skills to help you manage difficult and stressful emotions and experiences.

Recognizing you need an outlet for your mental health is the scariest part of beginning therapy, so give yourself a pat on the back! I am here to utilize cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance commitment therapy, and others to assist you in finding the proper coping skills and resources. Working with teens and adults with anxiety/depression is my passion and together we will cultivate the proper balance for your mental health to be at the best place possible. I cannot wait for us to get started!

Whether you're exploring your identity, coping with ADHD or anxiety, regaining your footing after a traumatic event, or addressing other challenges, therapy can help. In a safe, affirming environment, I'll help you and your loved one(s) feel more secure, confident, and connected.

Nema offers the most effective and comprehensive trauma care, delivered by trained PTSD therapists. Nema was specifically designed for trauma survivors. We offer a comprehensive set of services that combine clinical care with peer support to help you achieve long-term healing.

Hi, I’m Samantha Parsons, a Licensed Master Social Worker. I empower individuals to navigate their life’s challenges, heal trauma, and achieve emotional wellness. I provide compassionate, culturally informed, and integrative care through Somatic Movement and Mental Health Therapy, which aid in the treatment of trauma, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, chronic illness, and physical issues.

Perhaps you are having difficulties in your primary relationships, perhaps there are stressors at work, perhaps you face a great choice and several obstacles are hindering your clarity and peace. I have been honored to witness individuals and couples overcome many barriers that initially seemed insurmountable. Based on my experience and the lived experience of those I work with I believe that a full, happy, and peaceful life is within reach for everyone who seeks it.

I enjoy working with clients who are ready to address their trauma history, improve their relationships and explore goals to improve their lives. Everyone's journey is different and I enjoy the challenge of identifying symptoms and exploring coping skills and changes we can make to help improve your life.

Embrace your lived experiences is definitely my motto! I am also a strong advocate that there is enormous strength that emerges from having empowering relationships in your life. We can work to analyze, navigate, and find these relationships. This will allow you to live a life with increased connection and vibrance. I approach sessions from holistic, psychodynamic, and harm-reduction perspectives. I aim to be anti-racist, feminist, trans-accepting, sober questioning, and understanding of those who are voice hearers. In sum, all are welcome here!

Welcome! I am nationally certified (NCC) and state licensed (LPC) and I am excited to help you find greater joy, harmony and meaning in your life. I have an eclectic approach to therapy that combines developing insight with teaching practical skills in a compassionate and non-judgmental environment. I offer a respectful and supportive style and view my role as a gentle guide, who will listen carefully to your needs and help you achieve greater life satisfaction. Whether your issues are complex and challenging or your focus is to enhance your life by fully actualizing your inner resources and strengths, I can help.

I provide affirming and trauma-informed care which conceptualizes individual mental health within a sociopolitical and cultural context. This is particularly important to understanding the experiences of individuals within invalidating and discriminatory environments. I know the impacts of minority-based stress and trauma cannot be addressed merely through changing your thinking. My aim is to help you develop coping skills, insight, and resiliency to thrive in our challenging world. Additionally, as a queer therapist, I aspire to offer a safe space for LGBTQIA+ identity exploration. I specialize in PTSD and gender dysphoria.

Everyone needs support at times. Change is hard, but with knowledge and understanding, you can transform your life. I work with children, adolescents, adults, parents, & families in identifying challenges, finding effective ways of coping, & moving toward reaching specific goals. Learning to love yourself & practicing these skills will lead to a more meaningful life & more fulfilling relationships. Partnering with you on your unique journey, in a safe and compassionate space, I will support you in reaching your fullest potential & realizing your dreams. Change is possible even if you don't believe it at first. Reach out today.

I specialize in using an integrative, mind-body-spirit approach to help individuals get back in touch with their own inner source of wisdom, creativity, and empowerment. Reconnecting with the deeper parts of yourself is often the key to overcoming challenges and moving forward again. Therapy offers a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore what is troubling you, as well as ways to heal and grow that reflect the potential of your True Self. I am passionate about seeing my clients use this process to make positive changes and create the life they want.

Erin Jackson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the State of Connecticut who has over 15 years of experience partnering with children, adolescents, individuals, couples and families, helping them in processing trauma, depression, anxiety, substance use, involvement in the criminal justice system, cultural assimilation, life transitions, women's issues, and relationship issues. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Connecticut, and earned her Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work from Fordham University.

Since our founding in 1989, the Women’s Center for Psychotherapy has been dedicated to providing psychotherapy and consultation with a feminist, humanist perspective. Our clinicians are dedicated to the highest standards of training and expertise. At WCP we believe that the weaving together of self, family, and cultural influences into the therapeutic process is essential to healing and change. We are an LGBTQ+ affirming practice.

I enjoy working with pre-teens, adolescents and adults. I have a strong interest and history working with clients in high conflict relationships, intimate partner violence, intergenerational trauma, relationship issues and the LGBTQIA+ community. I work from a trauma informed and person centered focus to create a welcoming therapeutic environment.

I work with children, adolescents and young adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). I utilize a strengths-based approach when working in collaboration with clients and Cognitive Behavioral methods of intervention. I take a creative approach to therapy, using interventions that are most effective for my client's individual needs.

I’m a gender-affirming therapist that focuses on behavior modification and cognitive behavioral therapy with children, preteens, adolescents, and young adults diagnosed with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD/ADD, learning differences, and anxiety. I work with those to embrace their neurodivergence to help individuals work on how they can learn and socialize with others in ways that work for them to live happier and more fulfilling lives. I have worked with individuals struggling with self-esteem, bullying, time management, social anxiety and PCOS symptoms. Pursuing Fertility Yoga credential.

Counseling presents a special opportunity for one to explore important life topics, improve on pressing issues, and build sustainable coping skills for hopeful life-long success. Taking the first step may be the most difficult, but the process at large is a greatly rewarding one. I have worked with a great, diverse group of clientele with a variety of presenting problems including anxiety, PTSD, depression, and interpersonal conflict. Some of my passions pertaining to mental health include destigmatizing mental health, social justice, and creating a safe space for all clients!

Start where you are.Do what you can.Use what you have “Arthur Ashe”. One of my favorite mantras. Life is fragile, and sacred. If you want to be listened to, and explore how to find your inner voice of self-worth and authenticity, reach out and see if we are a good fit. This is only about you. Keep making yourself a priority, I know this seems like a lot, practicing self compassion, and self-love doesn’t always come natural.I’d love to hold non-judgmental space for you, as you explore your path to healing. Change is inevitable. Transformation will be small or dramatic.Therapy observes as you learn to honor what is best for yourself.