Intervention Therapists in Mashpee, MA

Hello & Welcome. I am happy you are here. If you are considering meeting with me, you have taken some brave steps to get here, congratulations. If you’re here, that means you realize that you could benefit from talking to someone about what’s going on. Maybe you're looking for more guidance on steps you can take to make changes. Together we can identify where you are, where you want to go and what the best path forward is. We will work to improve the quality of your thoughts as well as develop strategies for coping with whatever you are struggling with.

I have helped so many people dealing with issues of mid life crisis and beyond. I work with folks who had a remote father, a perfectionist mother, an angry spouse. I care for clients who experience anxiety, sadness and irritation. Sources of these feelings may be in childhood or illness, ageing or sometimes the old Peggy Lee song, “Is That All There Is?” We work together to find the old incident or belief and bring it forward to the present where it’s doing its mischief.

Phoenix Rising is interested in helping you find solutions for Trauma and Substance Abuse Recovery. We offer a team approach to you and your family that may end years of destructive behaviors or thought patterns. We really enjoy what we do and believe in our team approach. Working on all the stress surrounding the main issues in your life can help you see the patterns created and help you also see your way through to answers. We are openly LGBTQ friendly, supportive, and knowledgeable.

I obtained my Master’s in Social Work from Springfield College and am a License Certified Social worker, LCSW. My primary expertise is in Addiction and Dual Diagnoses issues. Substance Abuse and Mental Health problems can become major roadblocks in one's life. These issues are nothing to be ashamed of and can be overcome with proper therapy and treatment.

Tim has been treating clients of all ages with addiction, trauma, anxiety, and depression issues for more than 20 years. He is an adjunct faculty member at Lesley University and has written about, and lectured extensively on, addiction and mental health topics.

I am licensed in Massachusetts with over a decade of professional experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. I believe that change is possible when we believe in ourselves and have HOPE for a brighter future. When developing my practice HOPE became the overarching theme: Healing, Optimism, Perseverance, and Equity/Equality are in my belief the essential mechanisms for growth, change, and fostering resiliency. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion.

I specialize in alcohol and other drug addictions, adolescent and young adult issues, and help people see their behavior realistically so they use what they learn to improve their lives.

The most important part of therapy is building a good rapport with the individual to create a safe and comfortable space. Therapy isn't always easy and neither is the decision to find a therapist; working to ensure clients are comfortable with me and helping them to identify their goals so that the treatment trajectory is predictable, but allows for space to talk about day to day events, if needed. Lastly, ensuring client and therapist personalities align is important as it only enhances the sense of safety and the capacity for positive rapport growth.

I'm glad you're here! I have openings for Telehealth counseling! We all face challenges and unfortunately, the expectation is - don't talk about it, avoid and distract from the fears and uncomfortable emotions that are triggered. If you're a parent or caregiver, that speaks to another layer of difficulty in coping with your own triggers, as well as what your child or other family member(s) may be struggling with! You are not alone and we are not meant to do life alone. Contact me to receive support to address issues related to ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Parenting challenges, Relationship Issues, Self-Harm & related safety concerns.

I am the President and CEO of New England Behavioral Health Services, Inc (NEBHSI). I am a Master’s Level Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Dept of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional (DOT SAP), and Clinical Therapist. I have 15+ years of Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders Counseling. I am an experienced Clinician with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry and utilizing various treatment therapies including but not limited to CBT, MET, and MI. I am skilled in Group Therapy, Psychotherapy, Crisis Intervention, Addiction Recovery, Chemical Dependency, and Cognitive Restructuring.

Counseling Resources started in Rhode Island as a small practice serving the northern RI community. It grew exponentially over the years, and the level of skill and knowledge the clinicians provided was unmatched in the area. The practice was dedicated to helping all walks of people. Referrals came from doctors' offices, word of mouth, insurance companies, the state, and other resources. It was an enjoyment and an honor to serve the hundreds of patients the practice served. The work that was done was truly remarkable. Now, after many years of other ventures, Counseling Resources (although has been open for a few years) is OPEN!

My practice is dedicated to making clients feel relaxed so that they are comfortable talking about their feelings and understand that they are being heard and validated. My office is in a quiet setting unlike a doctors office and we often take walks in abutting bogs with my therapy dog Lulu an English lab. My goal is to work with the client to establish an individualized treatment plan with their specific goals and timeline considered and provide strategies and coping skills they can utilize in the future

I conduct individual, couples and family psychotherapy in both English and Spanish. I specialize in couples and families, addressing problems like depression, anxiety, low self esteem, ADHD and how these issues affect communication and interaction patterns. I help couples learn to communicate their emotional needs and to see each other in a new light. I also work with children in the context of the family and help parents deal with their child's behavioral/emotional problems. I have a great deal of experience in diversity issues, including cultural, gender, and socioeconomic disparities.

We are focused on Clients that are focused and motivated to get better, and are willing to put forth the effort to do so. Clients that are ready to dig deep and work on issues that are way past the surface. Clients who may not initially be in the contemplation stage of change, but knows that change is needed.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, domestic violence, eating disorders, dual diagnosis, or life changes? I can assist you with developing coping skills, practicing mindfulness, and utilizing tools to manage your mental health effectively. I aim to work with clients willing to help themselves and open to the therapeutic process. This mindset will allow us to build a positive therapeutic relationship that can bring about positive changes in their lives.

A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history. Mahatma Gandhi. As a clinician, I have 23+ years of experience working with children/adolescents and adults. I help them cope with acute crisis such as suicide, cancer, death of a loved one, sexual assault, domestic violence and bullying. I specialize in crisis, trauma, and traumatic grief-specific to child-loss & bereavement, which often leads to PTSD symptoms/depression/anxiety often decreasing a persons quality of life. My goal is to create a sense of safety, hope and worth in an individuals worldview.

Are you experiencing attention or memory issues, brain fog, or other cognitive-based difficulties? Are these impacting your relationships, job/career success, or self-esteem? I conduct neuropsychological evaluations through comprehensive testing, after which I provide tailored recommendations based on your own relative strengths and areas of needed improvement. I also regularly see people who are recovering from brain injury (TBI/concussions, head trauma, new-onset neurological diagnoses), who might be struggling with cognitive, emotional, and/or psychological recovery.