Therapists in Providence, RI

Currently accepting individuals only for daytime teletherapy appointments. Connection is everything, isn’t it? For better or for worse, we shape and are shaped by the people in our lives. Oftentimes our problems are more than just “in our heads” - they arise from our relationships to ourselves and others. Whether you have challenges in a current relationship – a parent, kid, partner, friend, or yourself – or if you’re struggling to make sense of hurtful relationships from your past, let’s help you get to the bottom of what is holding you back.

Dr. Livia Freier is a Clinical Psychologist who specializes in anxiety and depression, as well as ADHD, adjustment difficulties, eating disorders, and couples/marriage conflicts. Additionally, Dr. Freier works with clients who would like to gain a strong sense of self and build self-confidence both long-term and situational. Her practice is open to individuals, couples, and families. Dr. Freier also focuses on working with college students and their families. Her neuroscience research is affiliated with Brown University and her practice is located within close walking distance of the Brown University campus and RISD.

I focus on careful assessment and helping those in need of clinical services using a variety of evidenced based approaches. In my practice, I use a variety of treatment modalities such as individual, couple, group, and family therapy depending on individual needs. I have much experience working with psychiatric and behavioral problems such as anxiety disorders, mood disorders, depression, trauma-related disorders and so on. Teaching individuals how to manage and cope with symptoms of grief, marital problems, family conflict, divorce, parenting issues, and other relational problems are additional areas of specialty.

For the last 30 years of my 40 years in practice, I have had a special interest and focus on conflict management. I have worked closely with colleagues in the private sector and the courts to develop programs and relationships that effectively assist those having difficulty managing their behavior in their interactions with others. Out of this has come my current focus on individual and couples counseling, anger management, and my commitment to change-oriented treatment techniques associated with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). My approach is low on pretense; high on listening, feedback and direction.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) working with adults struggling in their relationship and couples who feel stuck in negative patterns. I also have experience with Infertility, Affairs, Depression, Anxiety and ADHD/ADD and couples who have recently separated or divorced. I will work with you to figure out your goals and how to attain them. I have completed Level 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy as well as training in Treating Affairs and Trauma. I use Gottman Method Couples Therapy in my work. I also trained in Level 1 Brainspotting.

Tween, Adolescent and Adults - I'm listening! Hi I'm Patricia. I understand the importance of being able to navigate life's challenges. Tweens - I get it's important to be liked by your peers, fit in socially and academically. Adolescents - life's demands are intense with expectations coming at you from every angle. Stress is real. Adults - you deal with a million and one concerns including work stress, finances, dating or marriage, depression, domestic violence, anxiety or other life transitions. Sometimes a neutral person is needed to help you explore your thoughts and feeling. I am here to listen.

My name is Natasha Deshommes, I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Rhode Island. My approach to therapy is client centered. I am here to help with navigating the journey to healing, self-love, or the very thing that you have a desire to overcome. The most common theoretical approaches I use are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative, and Solution Focus therapy. I typically work with couples (premarital and marriage) counseling, families as well as individuals. I am most comfortable treating anxiety, depression, work, life stressors and grief.

Taking the first step to seek help is often a daunting task, especially when you add into the mix a variety of complex emotions. I thrive on supporting my clients to take that first step. I am committed to cultivating a safe, supportive, and trusting connection intended to improve your choices and enhance your relationships with yourself and others. Let's work together to explore and build upon your current strengths, supports, and skills as well as help you navigate the changes you'd like to make for yourself.

When pain overwhelms joys; when core longings for love, acceptance, respect, safety, and significance are met with rejection, betrayal, loss, and questioning; when depression, anxiety, confusion, and conflicts drain us, we long for hope that relief and change are possible. We want to know that we're not alone in our struggles.

It is a common myth that if you are with the right partner, you will never have conflict, or not experience problems in a relationship. The reality is that relationships will have rocky times and even times of doubt. Couples, when they enter into a relationship, don't fuse into one person, each becoming the "better half" of the other. They remain individuals who merge lives. This comes with its own problems and pains because it's not always an easy thing to do. As a couple's therapist, my goal is to help couples navigate and resolve issues.

My clients would describe me as direct, caring, humorous, action and solution focused. I help individuals and couples experiencing anxiety, depression, infidelity, work conflict & stress related issues. I specialize in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), an evidence-based form of treatment. CBT targets your thoughts and perceptions that contribute to the emotions and experiences you feel. Together, we will identify your problem areas, their contributors, and focus on learning the skills and solutions necessary to overcome them.

Are you feeling stuck in your life, relationships, work, etc.? Do you love your partner but the two of you just can’t seem to communicate well, work through disagreements, or get on the same page? Are you struggling in maintaining your relationships because you notice you are repeating the same patterns but aren’t sure why or how to change them? Maybe you grew up in a chaotic or stressful family environment that may be affecting your life now or have complicated family relationships you aren’t sure how to navigate? Feeling stuck in these areas takes its toll on our well-being and our ability to show up for the people we love.

I love working with youth and their families. I am deeply passionate about assisting those I work with to find their voice again. I am skilled at helping others learn how to advocate, love, and believe in themselves. I believe that true growth only occurs when a person is allowed to shine. I enjoy working with college students, those who are navigating adjustments and change, LGBT+ and Black and other PoC populations. Anti-Racist and Feminist ideology inform my practice. I enjoy supporting those who have been historically excluded and do so with deep conviction and dedication.

I am masters level, pre-licensed therapist in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. I enjoy focusing my work on adolescents and young adults as they endure the challenges that come alongside various life transitions.

We provide convenient mental health counseling for patients in the New England area. Our main areas of specialty include trauma, attachment, and mood disorders like anxiety and depression. We also specialize in Intuitive Eating, with a focus on body image, self-esteem, and disordered eating.

Hi, I'm Rachel McCrystal! I'm a mental health therapist, licensed in RI, CT, and MA, and a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. I have spent the last decade or so working in a variety of settings, including non-profits, community mental health centers, outpatient offices, schools, research labs, substance abuse programs, and residential facilities.

Chelsey Bhadouria is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) who has 5 years of experience with adolescents and adults in a clinical outpatient setting. Chelsey has helped individuals and families seeking support with concerns such as mood disorders, anxiety, personality disorders, and trauma. Chelsey also has experience working with clients navigating challenges such as gender identity, cultural identity, life transitions, stress management, and self-esteem.

If you are not feeling your best, I would be happy to work with you to feel better about your life. Whether you wish to deal with a present or past relationship, unpleasant feelings, anxiety, depression or any other problem that concerns you, psychotherapy can help you to feel renewed and to find new, effective ways to cope with difficulties.

Often times , despite one’s accomplishments and successes one can still feel weighed down by a negative view of themselves, feel incompetent and like an imposter. Where does this negative view come from and why can’t we feel better about ourselves? Exploring where it comes from and understanding how we internalized others negative feelings about themselves and or others projecting their own negative feelings about themselves onto us can put these feelings into perspective and allow for the space to see ourselves realistically.