Therapists in Providence, RI

Currently offering day and evening Telehealth sessions Tues-Sat. Are you experiencing difficulty concentrating and focusing on your school, work, social, or home life? Are you a father, husband, or son facing challenges coping with difficult role transitions? Are you a couple struggling with communication barriers? I offer solution-focused therapy focusing on building a strong foundation for my clients by emphasizing strengths, communication skills, and effective coping strategies. Therapy focuses on anger management skills, ADHD and behavior management strategies, and mindfulness based communication techniques for couples issues.

Hello, I'm Ginny Lindgren, and I am dedicated to providing compassionate and effective mental health support. As a therapist, my practice is grounded in evidence-based modalities such as DBT, ACT, and CBT, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. My specialization includes addressing a spectrum of mental health challenges, ranging from PTSD, trauma, anxiety, and depression to suicidal risk, dual diagnosis, substance use, and OCD. I work collaboratively with adolescents (12-18), young adults (18-35), adults (35-45), and middle adults (45-65) to foster resilience and promote well-being.

As an independently licensed clinical social worker, I have more than 10 years of experience supporting individuals, families, and couples who are searching for growth and change. My approach to treatment is to create a warm and nonjudgmental environment in which you can examine and identify your challenges and goals. I have a warm, outgoing therapeutic style and provide a safe and comfortable setting, while challenging you with care and compassion to live a more meaningful and authentic life.

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.

I believe in embracing my client's strengths by allowing them to search within themselves for answers. In my practice, you will be in a welcoming, peaceful environment free from judgement and negativity. Clients will feel that their afflictions are heard and validated and most importantly, they will learn coping skills to deal with their issues and every day life.

Perhaps you feel overwhelmed and depleted from being pulled in many directions. You want to say no but find yourself saying yes instead, fearing that family and friends will get angry or be disappointed if you say no. You worry it may jeopardize your relationships if you do. Each time you think about setting a boundary, you feel anxious, or guilty, and sometimes even selfish for considering it. You want to live your own life. However, prioritizing yourself and honoring your own needs seems almost impossible. At times, you feel stuck, unable to know what you want, or focus on your life goals and dreams because you have little energy

I'll work within your budget folks. Welcome to Providence! Overcharging doesn't mean a therapist is "better" in any category. There's far, far too much of that. I specialize in the treatment of depression, anxiety, OCD, and phobias..I have many years of experience in regards to individual therapy, couple counseling, family counseling, substance abuse counseling,and anger management...(Licensed R.I AND Massachusetts). My office is easily accessed via 195 and 95. I have excellent sucess rates. I have been awarded "the distinction of excellence" from my graduate school. If not insured let's talk about a payment in your ballpark.

I have 24 years experience using and teaching the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model. It helps you get obstacles out of the way so solutions and connection can emerge, and works powerfully and gently to uncover your innate wisdom. I am the author of the award-winning IFS relationship book, "Bring Yourself to Love: How Couples Can Turn Disconnection into Intimacy," and many book chapters and articles. I see both couples and individuals in Providence and Newport, RI. I do not take any insurance.

Hello! My name is Kim Masterson and I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. I have over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents, young adults, adults and families in a variety of settings. I take great pride in treating my clients with the utmost respect and building a strong therapeutic relationship based on honesty and integrity. My goal is to provide a supportive, non-judgmental atmosphere in which together, we can explore ways to help you feel better and recognize your true strengths and full potential.

My commitment as a therapist is to provide a warm and affirming environment where clients can receive support metabolizing trauma and restore a sense of safety, trust, and authentic re-connection to themselves. Utilizing a psychodynamic approach that is nurturing, collaborative, and informed by an anti-oppressive framework, I work with clients to navigate the heartache of grief and loss, to explore how past relationship dynamics impact them in the present, to attend to ways of adapting that no longer serve them, and to learn new and alternative ways of relating.

Peace, Love & Power Counseling believes in providing culturally sensitive mental health treatment to help deal you deal with life challenges. We help to foster peace of mind, self love, and the power to endure life circumstances. We work together to set reasonable goals to achieve the life you want and become your best self.

I am a Licensed Counseling Psychologist in New York and Rhode Island. Born in San José, Costa Rica and raised in the New York City Tri-State Area, I identify as a bilingual (English & Spanish) and bicultural therapist. I provide individual therapy to teens and adults. I have focused my clinical work on providing care to disenfranchised, marginalized, and underserved groups. I believe therapy should be a place where you truly feel safe and comfortable enough to discuss everything going on in your life. I see the therapist-client relationship as unique, and a collaborative alliance.

Therapy often begins with, "How can I help?". Whether you decided to seek therapy because you're depressed, anxious, angry, struggling in your job or relationship, or pursuing self-growth, choosing a therapist can be overwhelming. I treat each and every client with respect, compassion, and honesty.

Often times, individuals under estimate the importance of their mental well-being and how it impacts their overall quality of life. Each person experiences different stressors and has a unique understanding of the world. I am interested in building relationships with people that are struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction and overall day-to-day life stressors. My approach is eclectic and individualized based on the your unique situation. The goal is to empower you to seek improvement in areas such as communication, coping skills, strengthen self-esteem; and promote behavior change and optimal mental health.

Welcome! Thank you for your interest in my commitment to trauma-informed and culturally relevant services. I believe in our shared ability to co-create meaning that will lead to greater insight, and ultimately positive changes in your life. Everything that shapes your perspective will be central to our work together. I work relationally by utilizing an intersectional culturally inclusive approach to address the complex realities of your relationship to race, gender, culture, neurodiversity, and sexuality. I value mindfulness as a therapeutic tool that enhances awareness, and ultimately positive change.​

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who focuses on the needs of men in their twenties and thirties. Some of my clients are experiencing interpersonal crises, or require talk therapy as part of psychiatric care, but many of my clients simply find it beneficial to meet once a week and discuss what is going on in their lives. My clients come to see therapy as a way to connect and accept the values and desires that make them who they are, and also to find the power to cast away habits that are not resonate with who they are. The goal is more genuine freedom.

Why do I need therapy? Therapy is for people who are crazy or out of control! I should be able to do this by myself! Asking or getting help means I'm not capable or strong. People are in therapy "cause they have to be." Couple's therapy is a last resort. Family therapy doesn't work/is not for me. Are any of these questions going through your mind? Is it helpful to know you are not alone? Sometimes, people are apprehensive about engaging in therapy or leery about continuing with therapy. All of the above reactions are understandable considering people's experiences. Licensure supervision/professional consultations offered.

WELCOME! Life has become extremely uncertain and more difficult in every way! However, there is hope. If you are feeling stressed, anxious and scare this is a great time to reach out and find support. My goal as a therapist is to help you navigate through challenges, validate your feelings and emotions in a non-judgmental environment as we discover ways to relief those difficult moments.

Hello, I’m Art Erskine and I have been counseling individuals, families and groups since 1998. I graduated from Assumption College in Worcester, MA with my Master’s in Counseling Psychology. The bulk of my early training centered around Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Structural Family Therapy. Motivational interviewing, aggression replacement training, person centered therapy, and coaching have been skills I have built over the years.