Women's Issues Therapists in Plymouth, MA

Currently not accepting new clients. The past two years have been really tough! Did you feel like you had it all together & then it felt like the rug was pulled out from under you? Maybe you experienced trauma when you were younger & thought you had moved past it. Now you feel frustrated, isolated, & alone. Maybe you are feeling triggered by your kids, spouse, partner, parents, or friends. You love them, but the pandemic has caused you to want to take a month long vacation from them! You have tried dealing with your anxiety, anger, stress, all on your own but you are struggling to stay afloat-yelling at loved ones, working too much.

Finding the right ‘person’ for yourself or a loved one can be beyond challenging. You want to know that that person will be truly engaged in what you have to say, won’t judge you by your thoughts or behaviors, and care enough about you to offer compassion and guidance through your toughest days. I’m familiar with this search, and I believe that I could be the person you need right now as you begin the work to your higher self. One of the first things I tell all of my clients is that they have to feel a connection with their therapist. You have to feel safe, supported and most importantly, respected.

I have over 20 years of experience working with women, couples, and families, primarily addressing challenges at different stages of marriage and raising a family. In addition , issues women frequently face, depression, anxiety, work/life balance, and parenting are an area of special interest. My approach is systemic, viewing people in context of their family, communities, educational situations, beliefs and values that shape how their world is viewed. I support individuals and families to advocate for themselves, and, if appropriate, link people with community resources that might be helpful on their journey.

I AM accepting new clients. I am incredibly proud of you for taking the step to find a therapist. Finding the “right fit,” is imperative and I’d like to share a bit about my style so you can decide what is best for you. I view therapy as a collaborative process between two humans. I always offer ample respect, dignity and compassion to everyone I encounter. I am a strengths based clinician, which means I will focus on positives when helping you identify and overcome difficulties in your life. Life happens in ways we often cannot control, but I believe it’s all about how we respond that counts most.

We all experience stress, loss, and other challenges at some point in our lives. When we recognize that we are unhappy with how things are going, we can chose to ignore the problem or do something about it. If we are ready to take action to improve our situation, then seeking psychotherapy can be empowering. It can help us feel validated and regain a sense of control over our lives. As a psychologist for over 30 years, I provide a safe, non-judgmental, supportive environment in which to identify and explore these concerns, develop coping skills, and establish goals to bring about positive change.

You've been struggling for a while and you're unsure how to move forward. You feel alone and like everyone around you knows something that you don't. Maybe you struggle with memories of a traumatic childhood. If you find yourself ready to step outside of the box and explore the root cause of your distress, then I would love to partner with you. Together we will create a safe environment to disentangle your life and relationships while building clarity and self-awareness. My clients describe me to be warm, approachable and compassionate.

My name is Tamarra Aristilde. I am a proud mother, wife, Christian, a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, and the CEO of the TJocelyne Counseling & Consulting Clinic. My ideal client may be a child, adult, a couple or a family whose unmet emotional and behavioral needs are impacting their functioning in multiple relationship domains, and is contemplating changing their patterns of interactions, behaviors, and thoughts to regain or develop an optimal sense of agency in every aspect of their life. Engaging clients in search of solutions through the use of systemic therapies is my passion.

Hi, I'm Heidi! I'm a LICSW in the states of MA and ME and an academic advisor to students in Boston University's School of Social Work. I have several years of experience supporting women's mental health in clinical settings and private practice. I enjoy practicing an integrative therapeutic approach by drawing on elements of strengths-based, cognitive behavioral, and mindfulness theories. I am passionate about working with women who are asking for support, no matter how big or small the concern.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor providing personalized care and treatment for adults and adolescents using a variety of therapeutic and evidence-based approaches.

All of us experience times in our life when we need a little support due to a life transition, stress, anxiety or depression or just seeking personal growth. I offer a non-judgmental perspective allowing you to build upon your strengths, gain insight and identify patterns to look more closely at, or change. I have worked with a variety of clients and join them "where they are at." I utilize an integrative approach which incorporates solution-focused, motivational, cognitive behavioral and existential theory. My style is interactive and conversational, using humor and the relationship to create trust and safety for growth and change.

Available in MA & NH! If you're questioning your relationship, pregnant or postpartum and don't recognize yourself, overwhelmed by the demands of work, family and life stressors, I can help you rediscover what you need to feel like yourself again.

Struggling to cope with stress impacts our minds, bodies, relationships and overall functioning. As women, we often do not prioritize self care. My person-centered approach focuses on helping women to accept themselves–while also changing how they respond to stress. With a specialty in generalized anxiety disorder, I will support you in recognizing your triggers, practicing healthier coping skills, and feeling more empowered in your life. In addition to anxiety, I have a clinical interest in treating poor body image.

Women face unique challenges throughout the lifespan, and I specialize in supporting them as they grow through these tough transitions - whether it be college stress, a "quarter life crisis", or pregnancy and parenting. I have a holistic approach that aims to empower women facing a wide range of issues or symptoms, including anxiety and stress management, depression, "burnout", OCD, and pregnancy/postpartum mental health. See my website for additional details about my practice.

Life can be difficult and my goal is to help people with these difficult life situations. Sometimes it can be relationships, parenting, nervousness, depression, or help overcoming a past trauma. I am certified in Sand tray therapy to help process any of these life difficulties, trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy to assist with past traumas, and Triple P which is the positive parenting program to assist parents with many issues from sleeping issues in infants to ADHD in elementary school. Current availability during school/work hours online and in person