Hoarding Therapists in Portland, ME

When life seems difficult and so challenging you feel overwhelmed, your surroundings could play a key role. Whether you are experiencing stress, anxiety, parental responsibilities, grieving a loss, depression, empty nesting, downsizing excess clutter, decluttering unorganized spaces or any life transition - Let me help.

Julie Parks is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maine, holding a Master's degree in Social Work from Salem State University. She has experience practicing with individuals, families, and groups, with a focus on evidenced-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral and Acceptance and Commitment therapies, Motivational Interviewing strategies, and Solutions-Focused interventions.

Tracy Mallwitz, LCPC Tracy Mallwitz is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maine who has been practicing since 2003. Tracy brings a wealth of experience and is adept at meeting clients right where they are on their unique journeys. With a deep commitment to creating a safe and nonjudgmental space, Tracy skillfully blends her extensive expertise with a genuine understanding of each individual's needs, fostering a therapeutic partnership that empowers growth and transformation. Beyond her role as a therapist, Tracy embraces her identity as a musician, a nature enthusiast, and a creative soul.

My passion is helping people to excel and to find their inner potential. I provide services for people of all ages and stages of life. Children and adolescents, adults and the elderly. I use an eclectic approach, because I believe in the uniqueness of each person. My approach to clients with addiction problems is non-judgmental. We work in a cooperative manner to identify roads to success. I am currently accepting MaineCare clients for counseling, community integration, case management for children and their families, and case management for adults with mental health disorder, experiencing homelessness, and substance abuse disorder

None of this is easy. Maybe you're adjusting to a change, like parenting or job loss, and looking to find your identity. Maybe you're becoming aware of a problematic pattern in your life, like constant anxiety, difficulty with relationships, or intense emotions. You don't have to feel overwhelmed by depression, anxiety, shame, or anger any more. Let's talk about it and find some strategies to soothe it now, and stop it from reoccurring. If you're reluctant about therapy, I can reassure you that I'm not here to judge, and want to make it a safe and fun environment.

Mike Mitchell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maine who has been practicing since 1986. Mike believes in the inner capacity of all people to find solutions to life challenges. His role as therapist is to collaborate in that effort by providing affirmation, guidance, support, and perspective on how to make change happen. Mike considers himself a strong ally of all marginalized people and brings more than 35 years of experience on a wide range of behavioral concerns. He looks forward to working together in finding meaningful solutions to your concerns.

Holly Hogan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maine who has been practicing since 2018. She has a Master's in Social Work from Arizona State University, a Bachelor's in Sociology from Colby College, and an Associates in Mental Health from Kennebec Valley Community College. Holly is able to offer a space of compassion, genuine understanding, and client-centered care. Her philosophy is to meet people where they are at. People are experts in their own lives and experiences. Holly's role is to act as a guide for growth, development, and improvement of quality of life.

Stephanie Thompson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maine who has been practicing since 2018. She earned a Master of Social Work through the University of New England and her Undergraduate Degree in Mental Health and Human Services through the University of Maine at Augusta. Stephanie likes to meet people where they are at in their journey of life and support them through processes where their mental health is impacting the life in which they want to live. She provides a safe space, empathy, and no judgement, to name a few.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and stress? Using substances in order to cope? Let me help! I have been in practice since 2008 helping individuals learn ways of coping with the stressors of life, working through traumatic memories and experiences that can hold you back from living your best life. I offer a personalized, compassionate connection in therapy to ensure that you feel comfortable and have trust in the process to wellness and recovery.

Immediate openings available. The things we find difficult in life come in many different guises. They can be challenging to navigate alone. Relationship issues, death of a loved one, depression and anxiety can become part of anyone's life at any time. If you are finding life challenging right now you may feel you would like support and this is where therapy can help.

The Resilio Counseling Group, LLC was created with resilience as its core value to help heal, change, and improve lives. Through each therapeutic framework we offer, we leverage the innate resilience within each client to overcome a painful past, a set of overwhelming circumstances, or the hopelessness of facing a new day - all in the service of guiding you towards accomplishing your envisioned goals. We focus on what you want to achieve, instead of overly dwelling on a past which may be hijacking your future. Our goal is to provide you the tools to build the life that you want and spare you a lifetime of therapy.

Treating: Anxiety/Depression,Loss/Grief,Survivors of Suicide Loss,Homophobia,Racism,Anti Semitism,Sexism,Compulsions,Fantasies,Communication,Shame,Obsessions,Sexuality, Substance MisUse,Intimacy,Hopelessness,Mens’ Oppression,& Loneliness. I facilitate processing feelings. For example, crying/sadness, is a natural, healing response to a hurt. Many early care givers were uncomfortable with our crying, which shut us down. My feelings based therapy facilitates healing from old, (or current) unprocessed emotional (or physical) hurts. Unprocessed hurts underlie obsessions/compulsions, substance mis-use, isolation, anxiety/depression.