Aetna Therapists in Maine

I assist client's to change their lives for the better by learning new skills to assist with managing anxiety, depression, past trauma or life stress. Life is a journey with ups and downs which can build resilience and strengthen us as we change how we cope with them when they occur. I hope to assist you in your life's journey to make recognize and make the changes that are healthier for you.

Are you struggling with anxiety, depression or feeling overwhelmed? Are you noticing your life has become difficult to cope with? When life becomes too busy we can begin to feel depleted and stress begins to build, leading to symptoms that can be disruptive to our lives. If you are experiencing poor sleep, general increase in frustration, low mood and maybe even a decline in health, it may be in response to a persistent level of daily stress. I support individuals from a person centered approach. I work from a holistic perspective considering the entirety of your experience to assist you in attaining a sense of wellbeing.

You have taken a courageous step in beginning the process of seeking counseling, and we look forward to walking alongside you on your journey. Be assured that Crossroads Counseling Center is a safe, peaceful and accepting environment. We welcome anyone looking for support, guidance, or encouragement. There are two counselors in this practice- Shawn and Jessica Hodgdon. We are both Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and have experience working with individuals, couples, and families, specifically adolescents, children and adults.

Jennifer Jones earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Art History from Colby College, and her Masters of Social Work with a clinical concentration from Smith College. She completed her internships at the Yale Child Study Center, providing outpatient therapy for inner city children and families, and Shoreline Community Health, providing structural family therapy. Her masters' thesis focused on the treatment of traumatized children.

I am currently doing telehealth appointments and office appointments. Are you or your child suffering from worry, sadness, or other concerns that you don't know how to deal with? Sometimes you just need a counselor in order to explore where these concerns are coming from and develop new ways to cope, handle or think about situations differently. I counsel adults, adolescents, and children ages 10-12 years old around a variety of concerns.

Many of our clients come to us feeling stuck in their healing. They’ve been to many therapists, read many self-help books, and feel like they have plateaued. Our mission at Juniper Therapeutic Services is to help clients in Maine, Massachusetts, and New York finally breakthrough this plateau and heal. We use a variety of therapeutic techniques including EMDR, Ketamine Assisted Therapy (KAP), Internal Family Systems (IFS) Transpersonal Therapy and Trauma-Informed talk therapy.

I help teen girls, women, and mothers struggling with stress, anxiety, self-worth, and depression. My goal is to partner with you through whatever life throws your way. I build genuine connections with my clients to provide support with peer/relationship struggles, grief & loss, parenting/maternal mental health, life transitions, LGBTQIA+ issues, coping with disability, trauma, and more. My aim is to meet you where you are at, offering a safe and affirming space to explore, process, and grow.

Because no two people are the same, I strive to provide treatment that fits each person’s unique needs and goals. I hope to foster a partnership with each individual that respects their own problem-solving style, while providing additional tools to address unmet needs. I believe that everyone has strengths and challenges. Our work together can fortify those strengths while mitigating challenges to reduce stress and suffering in daily life.

Taylor M. Bolden is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maine who has been practicing since 2016. She has a Bachelor of Social Work from University of Nevada Las Vegas and a Master of Social Work from University of New England. Taylor practices with a blend of empathy and accountability that supports her clients in continuing to move towards their goals. She values honesty, genuineness, and believes in the importance of the therapeutic alliance. Taylor enjoys working with children, teens, adults, and families. She tends to view people and their needs through an attachment-focused, strengths-based lens.

In our hurried lives, we sometimes find ourselves feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from loved ones, or "stuck" and unsure about where we are headed. Some of us may even struggle with a past that continues to define our present. As a counselor, I strive to provide a safe, supportive environment promoting awareness, cultivating strengths, and encouraging lasting change. My clients frequently describe me as warm, genuine, non-judgmental, easy to talk to, insightful and motivating. My style draws upon an experience range including grief/hospice care, family/couple systems, group and individual treatment for clients with severe psychiatric diagnoses, and addiction.

Katherine (Katie) Cusato is a postdoctoral fellow at LifeStance. She grew up in Rochester, New York, and earned a Bachelor of Science degree (BS) at Cornell University. Katie earned her Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Psychology and Doctor of Psychology degree (PsyD) at the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University. Her clinical experience has included working with children, adolescents, and families, as well as adults with serious mental illness. Katie approaches each client’s case with empathy and compassion to understand how they developed into the person they are today.

People often seek help when they are experiencing pain, fear, anxiety and/or a sense of hopelessness. Therapy is the process of figuring out how to address those challenges and develop the skills you need to move forward.

Hello and welcome to my profile! I believe that anyone can benefit from therapy. My goal is to create a safe and therapeutic environment for each of my clients. I usually use the first three sessions to get to know the client, establish trust and identify what it is they want to work on. Throughout treatment it is important to me that the client feels as though they are in control of their journey. I like to view myself as a guide for the client while they explore areas that need our attention.

I believe that everyone has the power to reach their full potential. I have a great passion for this work and strive to empower my clients toward meaningful personal growth while celebrating their successes, no matter how small. I am open to working with adolescents and adults, as well as couples and families. It is my goal to support each client in bettering their situation, whatever it may be, by working along side them to remind them of their resilience or tapping into strengths and discovering new coping skills to facilitate growth and allow them to feel more grounded and capable.

Many warm welcomes to you! I believe that life can be heavy at times, and my purpose is to help lighten the load and be a source of light during dark times. Laughter, a good conversation, a warm hug, or a walk in nature can do wonders for the human spirit. Unfortunately, our society isn't always conducive to our well-being, which is why it's essential to unlearn some things and search within ourselves to find inner peace. It's an honor to accompany you on that journey. Throughout my career, I've worked with clients from different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds and age groups.

Molly Fox is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in Maine. Molly specializes in working with women, non-binary and transitioning individuals. Molly has worked in social service settings since 2008, serving in a variety of non-profit community clinics and within medical primary care settings in Maine and New York City. She is grateful to have experience and training serving a broad range of individuals including New Mainers, LGBTQIA+ individuals, survivors of intimate partner violence and individuals reentering their lives after incarceration.

Welcome! In this very moment you're choosing to be on your journey. My therapeutic philosophy is to facilitate and support your body's innate healing response through the applications of EMDR, (EMDRIA.ORG) and heart-centered therapies. EMDR in particular works to liberate clients from past trauma memories whether that be small "t" trauma or big 'T" trauma and to transform a person's subconscious beliefs thus "turning down the volume" on negative memories/negative beliefs and transforming those subconscious beliefs back into positive core beliefs so that you may become your highest aspect of yourself.

Jasmine Smith is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 12 years of experience. Jasmine specializes in treating children who are experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, or are adjusting to a big life change. Jasmine also works with children and teens who have been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD. She treats patients between the ages of 2-14 and their families utilizing Child Centered Play Therapy, Adlerian Play Therapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic Therapy and Child and Parent Psychotherapy.

Are you stuck and searching for a path forward? Struggling with stressful life events, grief or anxiety? Are you wanting a voice and validation; and most importantly, the tools for more success, more joy? I can help you become empowered, to a life full of possibility. I've been a counselor in Maine for more than twenty years, providing compassionate solutions in an accepting environment. Together, we will find the help you need; healing, growth, and lasting change. I work with adult individuals.