Women's Issues Therapists in Greenland, NH
Welcome! I am honored to have the opportunity to work with you at my practice. I offer telehealth individual therapy appointments to adults in New Hampshire and Maine. I provide a safe and non judgmental space to guide individuals in exploring and increasing self worth, self empowerment, and creating a healthy routine. I believe in using a strengths based approach to encourage finding joy and gratitude. If you find yourself feeling consumed by the past, disconnected from the present, or anxious about the future, I will support you in rediscovering connection to yourself and others in sustainable and healthy ways.
Welcome! I am honored to have the opportunity to work with you at my practice. I offer telehealth individual therapy appointments to adults in New Hampshire and Maine. I provide a safe and non judgmental space to guide individuals in exploring and increasing self worth, self empowerment, and creating a healthy routine. I believe in using a strengths based approach to encourage finding joy and gratitude. If you find yourself feeling consumed by the past, disconnected from the present, or anxious about the future, I will support you in rediscovering connection to yourself and others in sustainable and healthy ways.
Please email me for quickest response to inquire about availability.
I have deep appreciation for the strength it takes to reach out for support when life becomes overwhelming, stressful or we find ourselves stuck. Recognizing that we might be in need of support can be difficult, I see it as a bold and courageous endeavor that can lead to a happier and more enriched life. I utilize an eclectic approach in my practice to support my clients with managing a variety of mental health issues, to assist in finding symptom relief, to work towards achieving improved relationships and overall increased life satisfaction.
Please email me for quickest response to inquire about availability.
I have deep appreciation for the strength it takes to reach out for support when life becomes overwhelming, stressful or we find ourselves stuck. Recognizing that we might be in need of support can be difficult, I see it as a bold and courageous endeavor that can lead to a happier and more enriched life. I utilize an eclectic approach in my practice to support my clients with managing a variety of mental health issues, to assist in finding symptom relief, to work towards achieving improved relationships and overall increased life satisfaction.
I accept Self-pay, Aetna, BCBS/Anthem insurance only. I support adults who struggling with self-doubt, excessive worry, constant relationship problems, guilt, or traumatic memories. I can support you to find ways to gain the positive change you are seeking. I enjoy working with women and men who're struggling with difficult life situations. I will support you to find ways to feel more calm, confident, capable and connected. If talk therapy hasn't worked for you in the past, consider EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, or Expressive Arts Therapy. Please go to my website to read more about my treatment options.
I accept Self-pay, Aetna, BCBS/Anthem insurance only. I support adults who struggling with self-doubt, excessive worry, constant relationship problems, guilt, or traumatic memories. I can support you to find ways to gain the positive change you are seeking. I enjoy working with women and men who're struggling with difficult life situations. I will support you to find ways to feel more calm, confident, capable and connected. If talk therapy hasn't worked for you in the past, consider EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, or Expressive Arts Therapy. Please go to my website to read more about my treatment options.
"Liminality" refers to the middle stage of change, the threshhold between what was, and what is yet to be. It is when, and where, we are forced by circumstance or choice to leave behind what is familiar, and to journey into a place of uncertainty. It is a normal part of being human. I named my practice Liminal Therapy to honor the process of change and human resilience. My clients are adults (18+) and include people with ADHD and related anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma, addictions, and issues related to the stressors of life stages and transitions. Diversity and multicultural wisdom traditions are welcome and appreciated.
"Liminality" refers to the middle stage of change, the threshhold between what was, and what is yet to be. It is when, and where, we are forced by circumstance or choice to leave behind what is familiar, and to journey into a place of uncertainty. It is a normal part of being human. I named my practice Liminal Therapy to honor the process of change and human resilience. My clients are adults (18+) and include people with ADHD and related anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma, addictions, and issues related to the stressors of life stages and transitions. Diversity and multicultural wisdom traditions are welcome and appreciated.
Change is difficult, but it is possible. I help people identify the changes they want to make and support them in their journey toward their goals. I use a holistic and flexible approach that is designed to meet the needs of the individual. I am direct yet gentle and I challenge clients to trust and listen to themselves. I believe that living in the moment, known as mindfulness, is one of the most helpful tools that we have available to help us to learn how to foster compassion for ourselves and others, quiet our fears, identify what is important, and create the life we want.
Change is difficult, but it is possible. I help people identify the changes they want to make and support them in their journey toward their goals. I use a holistic and flexible approach that is designed to meet the needs of the individual. I am direct yet gentle and I challenge clients to trust and listen to themselves. I believe that living in the moment, known as mindfulness, is one of the most helpful tools that we have available to help us to learn how to foster compassion for ourselves and others, quiet our fears, identify what is important, and create the life we want.
I know that reaching out for counseling can take a lot of courage, and I want you to know that you don’t have to do this alone. I work with teens (16 and up) and adults who are struggling with things like anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, or ADD/ADHD. Whatever brings you here, my goal is to help you find understanding, relief, and a sense of direction.
My approach is grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), but I don’t believe in a “one size fits all” model. Because I’m also an educator, I understand that everyone learns, grows, and heals differently.
I know that reaching out for counseling can take a lot of courage, and I want you to know that you don’t have to do this alone. I work with teens (16 and up) and adults who are struggling with things like anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, or ADD/ADHD. Whatever brings you here, my goal is to help you find understanding, relief, and a sense of direction.
My approach is grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), but I don’t believe in a “one size fits all” model. Because I’m also an educator, I understand that everyone learns, grows, and heals differently.
My practice is geared toward supporting individuals navigating emotional challenges, physical health concerns, or some complex interplay of the two.
I work well with individuals who would like to: process the past; better understand the self, patterns, and/or relational dynamics; develop a coping skill "toolbox"; improve their relationship with body, food, and movement; alleviate chronic health challenges, such as insomnia and chronic pain; process and work through major life changes and transitions; identify and address sources of pain and suffering.
My practice is geared toward supporting individuals navigating emotional challenges, physical health concerns, or some complex interplay of the two.
I work well with individuals who would like to: process the past; better understand the self, patterns, and/or relational dynamics; develop a coping skill "toolbox"; improve their relationship with body, food, and movement; alleviate chronic health challenges, such as insomnia and chronic pain; process and work through major life changes and transitions; identify and address sources of pain and suffering.
Currently accepting new clients. The professionals at TCMA are committed to supporting individuals and families through difficult and challenging life moments. Our treatment philosophy is that people should receive only the services most appropriate to their specific needs, personal orientation and presenting problems. We employ only those counseling approaches that adhere to the highest standards of our profession and believe the counseling process is successful only when the work is done between both the counselor and the client.
Currently accepting new clients. The professionals at TCMA are committed to supporting individuals and families through difficult and challenging life moments. Our treatment philosophy is that people should receive only the services most appropriate to their specific needs, personal orientation and presenting problems. We employ only those counseling approaches that adhere to the highest standards of our profession and believe the counseling process is successful only when the work is done between both the counselor and the client.
My name is Angela Thomas Jones. I am licensed as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Master Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor with specialized training in Mind-Body Trauma-Sensitive Practices. My approach views the client is the expert in the room of their life experience and my role is to be the person listening and seeing them with the goal of validating their authentic self. Person-Centered, Strengths-Based, Solution Focused theoretical approaches are the foundation of my work. This means I use questions like "what do you think?" or "what does your gut say?"
My name is Angela Thomas Jones. I am licensed as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Master Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor with specialized training in Mind-Body Trauma-Sensitive Practices. My approach views the client is the expert in the room of their life experience and my role is to be the person listening and seeing them with the goal of validating their authentic self. Person-Centered, Strengths-Based, Solution Focused theoretical approaches are the foundation of my work. This means I use questions like "what do you think?" or "what does your gut say?"
Throughout life, we will encounter difficult times that bring about emotional and behavioral challenges. These challenges can impact us in many ways from relationship issues to self-esteem problems, to discomfort at work, school or in social settings. Therapy helps you identify your unique challenges, provides an opportunity to work through them and empowers you to build new skills to use in the future. I take an integrative approach that draws from trauma informed care, mindfulness, and cognitive and behavioral interventions. I engage in trauma assumed care and neurodiversity affirming care.
Throughout life, we will encounter difficult times that bring about emotional and behavioral challenges. These challenges can impact us in many ways from relationship issues to self-esteem problems, to discomfort at work, school or in social settings. Therapy helps you identify your unique challenges, provides an opportunity to work through them and empowers you to build new skills to use in the future. I take an integrative approach that draws from trauma informed care, mindfulness, and cognitive and behavioral interventions. I engage in trauma assumed care and neurodiversity affirming care.
As an intentionally integrative therapist, I incorporate relational, somatic, cognitive, and parts-informed practices to help deepen meaning and psychological flexibility in the lives of my clients. I strive to provide a collaborative therapeutic environment that values compassion, humor, and authenticity, while honoring the individual needs and contexts my clients bring in. My framework is holistic, meaning that I aim to help clients explore and achieve balance in their physical, emotional, and cognitive experiences as a way of maximizing the coping strategies available to them.
As an intentionally integrative therapist, I incorporate relational, somatic, cognitive, and parts-informed practices to help deepen meaning and psychological flexibility in the lives of my clients. I strive to provide a collaborative therapeutic environment that values compassion, humor, and authenticity, while honoring the individual needs and contexts my clients bring in. My framework is holistic, meaning that I aim to help clients explore and achieve balance in their physical, emotional, and cognitive experiences as a way of maximizing the coping strategies available to them.
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Have you done a lot of work on yourself, but still feel stuck in the same patterns? You understand your triggers, your past, and your relationships, but when it matters most, you still feel overwhelmed, reactive, or pulled into the same cycles. You might be the one everyone leans on, while quietly feeling exhausted and unsure how to choose yourself without guilt. I work with self-aware women who are ready for deeper, lasting change. This is for women who have already tried therapy, reflection, and coping tools, but want real change, not just more understanding.
Have you done a lot of work on yourself, but still feel stuck in the same patterns? You understand your triggers, your past, and your relationships, but when it matters most, you still feel overwhelmed, reactive, or pulled into the same cycles. You might be the one everyone leans on, while quietly feeling exhausted and unsure how to choose yourself without guilt. I work with self-aware women who are ready for deeper, lasting change. This is for women who have already tried therapy, reflection, and coping tools, but want real change, not just more understanding.
You only have one body. Accepting it can seem impossible in a society that values thinness. Our brains learn that actions like restriction, over exercise, binge eating, avoidance and control help us to feel better in the short term. Yet, ultimately lead us to feeling worse mentally and physically in the long run.
My goal is to help you break these patterns by teaching you how to untwist your thinking, build realistic strategies you can use forever, and identify your untapped strengths.
You only have one body. Accepting it can seem impossible in a society that values thinness. Our brains learn that actions like restriction, over exercise, binge eating, avoidance and control help us to feel better in the short term. Yet, ultimately lead us to feeling worse mentally and physically in the long run.
My goal is to help you break these patterns by teaching you how to untwist your thinking, build realistic strategies you can use forever, and identify your untapped strengths.
The world after Covid 19 world is like no other. Our world often feels small and lonely. I am Jody Fuller and I am a Maine therapist. My work focuses solely on the things most important to me: FAMILIES, OLDER KIDS, and WOMEN IN TRANSITION. I offer my help. For parents, my 20+years of teaching PreK-8 and GIFTED kids, assist me in understanding your child's unique development, strengths, and needs. As a woman today, I am familiar with most transitions and difficult times. I will work to understand and support you.
The world after Covid 19 world is like no other. Our world often feels small and lonely. I am Jody Fuller and I am a Maine therapist. My work focuses solely on the things most important to me: FAMILIES, OLDER KIDS, and WOMEN IN TRANSITION. I offer my help. For parents, my 20+years of teaching PreK-8 and GIFTED kids, assist me in understanding your child's unique development, strengths, and needs. As a woman today, I am familiar with most transitions and difficult times. I will work to understand and support you.
Often times chronic illnesses and mental illnesses are intertwined, making it difficult to know the root cause of the distress. My work with clients helps them learn how to manage symptoms, know their treatment options, and identify triggers. Chronic illness can be overwhelming and stressful causing a variety of emotions, learning how to cope with these emotions is critical to their overall well-being. I work with adult women using a variety of practices that address the intricate components of having a chronic illness.
Often times chronic illnesses and mental illnesses are intertwined, making it difficult to know the root cause of the distress. My work with clients helps them learn how to manage symptoms, know their treatment options, and identify triggers. Chronic illness can be overwhelming and stressful causing a variety of emotions, learning how to cope with these emotions is critical to their overall well-being. I work with adult women using a variety of practices that address the intricate components of having a chronic illness.
My areas of special interest/expertise include: women's issues, relationship/family issues, sport psychology, multicultural issues (including LGBTQ), body image issues and grief/loss.
Please email new patient inquiries. I treat teens (ages 14+) and adults.
Are you going through a time in your life when you emotions feel overwhelming? Are you lacking clarity about your true self? Do you tell yourself that you are doing the best you can, but wonder why you don't feel as good as you'd like to? Do you want to feel more like yourself, feel more connected to others and function better? Often times we have unmet emotional needs we are not even aware of, that pile up and negatively impact many areas of our lives: self-esteem, relationships, communication, academic/work performance, sports performance, parenting, etc.
My areas of special interest/expertise include: women's issues, relationship/family issues, sport psychology, multicultural issues (including LGBTQ), body image issues and grief/loss.
Please email new patient inquiries. I treat teens (ages 14+) and adults.
Are you going through a time in your life when you emotions feel overwhelming? Are you lacking clarity about your true self? Do you tell yourself that you are doing the best you can, but wonder why you don't feel as good as you'd like to? Do you want to feel more like yourself, feel more connected to others and function better? Often times we have unmet emotional needs we are not even aware of, that pile up and negatively impact many areas of our lives: self-esteem, relationships, communication, academic/work performance, sports performance, parenting, etc.
I specialize in working with addiction, trauma and women's issues.
I believe healing happens in safe, attuned relationships, and our work together becomes a space to explore patterns, build regulation, and try new ways of relating. I value honesty, balance, and authenticity, and align my practice with these values. Many of my clients appear high-functioning yet feel anxious, overwhelmed, or stuck in recurring patterns. My approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and paced for safety.
I specialize in working with addiction, trauma and women's issues.
I believe healing happens in safe, attuned relationships, and our work together becomes a space to explore patterns, build regulation, and try new ways of relating. I value honesty, balance, and authenticity, and align my practice with these values. Many of my clients appear high-functioning yet feel anxious, overwhelmed, or stuck in recurring patterns. My approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and paced for safety.
I'm a certified EMDR therapist licensed in New Hampshire and Maine. EMDR is an approach to treating trauma and the patterns and negative core beliefs keeping us stuck.
I work with adults who are searching for deep transformational healing, not just coping skills to manage life. Let’s get to the roots of how you got here and rewire, digest and reprocess those experiences so you don't feel like they’re controlling the narrative and your physical responses anymore.
My areas of interest are trauma, complex trauma, sexual assault / abuse, feminist issues, supporting the queer and trans community and the creative, artistic and offbeat.
I'm a certified EMDR therapist licensed in New Hampshire and Maine. EMDR is an approach to treating trauma and the patterns and negative core beliefs keeping us stuck.
I work with adults who are searching for deep transformational healing, not just coping skills to manage life. Let’s get to the roots of how you got here and rewire, digest and reprocess those experiences so you don't feel like they’re controlling the narrative and your physical responses anymore.
My areas of interest are trauma, complex trauma, sexual assault / abuse, feminist issues, supporting the queer and trans community and the creative, artistic and offbeat.
I will be out of the office until August 18, 2026. I will respond to new client inquiries the week I return.
Embracing your true, authentic self can feel both daunting and transformative. My therapeutic approach is rooted in fostering genuine connections, a strong sense of self, and empowerment. I aim to create a supportive space where you can gain deeper self-awareness, experience growth, and cultivate lasting change. You are the expert in your own life, and together we will navigate this path to reconnect with the life that’s been waiting for you.
I will be out of the office until August 18, 2026. I will respond to new client inquiries the week I return.
Embracing your true, authentic self can feel both daunting and transformative. My therapeutic approach is rooted in fostering genuine connections, a strong sense of self, and empowerment. I aim to create a supportive space where you can gain deeper self-awareness, experience growth, and cultivate lasting change. You are the expert in your own life, and together we will navigate this path to reconnect with the life that’s been waiting for you.
I work with WOMEN seeking support around a variety of issues - self-esteem, relationships, life transitions, work, parenting, and more. My approach is positive, strengths-based, and solution-focused. I firmly believe that in every person and situation, there is hope. When you are ready, I will gently help you move from where you are to where you want to be.
I work with WOMEN seeking support around a variety of issues - self-esteem, relationships, life transitions, work, parenting, and more. My approach is positive, strengths-based, and solution-focused. I firmly believe that in every person and situation, there is hope. When you are ready, I will gently help you move from where you are to where you want to be.
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Women's Issues Therapists
How do you encourage a woman to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual may be suffering, and what effects it has on them, should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can women prepare for therapy?
Women can prepare for therapy by being willing to talk about their past experiences and their private thoughts. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. Between sessions, it can be useful to write down notes about their reaction to a given event or how they felt at a particular time.
How long does therapy for women’s issues often last?
As with any type of therapy, sessions depend on the individual and the challenges they face. Therapy types like Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Prolonged exposure therapy (PET), and Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) can be brief, most often ranging from between 5 and 20 sessions. In some cases, such as for women with eating disorders, residential treatment may be recommended for an individual who is judged to be at high risk of self-harm. For any therapy, the duration will depend on the progress made and results realized.
How can women overcome stigma around specific challenges in order to seek therapy?
Women dealing with domestic abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, and any other number of troubles may feel a stigma around seeking help. It’s important to remember that these issues are not uncommon and there is no shame in getting help for them. Therapy is confidential, and women can talk about their experiences without fear of judgment. Seeking therapy can be a courageous and liberating act, and an important step toward healing and recovery.