Female Therapists in 04011
![Photo of Lisa Love, MSN, RN, CNS, BC](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/bbd8935a-76ce-48f6-818b-053cab69a24a/1/320x400.jpeg)
You are smart - an accomplished professional others rely upon. You struggle with self-doubt, worry, high expectations and a troublesome inner critic. Who do YOU turn to when you realize you're overwhelmed? You've been coping with life-altering challenges and realize you're stretched too thin and feel tired and ineffective. You've tried traditional therapy and sense it's not quite the right fit. You're curious about working with a coach who's walked her own path of transformation, and knows how to sit with the Unknown calmly, until it opens into something clarifying and bold. Call today - take advantage of a free meet & greet.
You are smart - an accomplished professional others rely upon. You struggle with self-doubt, worry, high expectations and a troublesome inner critic. Who do YOU turn to when you realize you're overwhelmed? You've been coping with life-altering challenges and realize you're stretched too thin and feel tired and ineffective. You've tried traditional therapy and sense it's not quite the right fit. You're curious about working with a coach who's walked her own path of transformation, and knows how to sit with the Unknown calmly, until it opens into something clarifying and bold. Call today - take advantage of a free meet & greet.
![Photo of Karen LeVasseur, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/b62c51ec-6e13-41f6-a0f9-c3bf5e0b5923/2/320x400.jpeg)
I believe therapy should be a short-term experience that supports real change. I am excited to be your guide and provide you with a therapeutic experience that is tailored to YOU. I work with clients ages 4 and up with unique and fun offerings for each age group.
I believe therapy should be a short-term experience that supports real change. I am excited to be your guide and provide you with a therapeutic experience that is tailored to YOU. I work with clients ages 4 and up with unique and fun offerings for each age group.
![Photo of Nancy D Whiteside, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/3c052fa1-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/2/320x400.jpeg)
I believe in an individualized approach to counseling/therapy. People often contact me for help with relationships, depression, anxiety, stress management, grief/loss, and other life transitions. To me, each situation is unique.
My being a good listener as well as offering a variety of "psychological tools" are both important. For example, tools might include new skills in communication such as better ways to handle conflict or manage difficult emotions like anger, sadness, fear, envy or guilt.
Providing a safe, supportive and confidential place to discuss difficult issues is essential. I also believe strongly in building on people's strengths.
I believe in an individualized approach to counseling/therapy. People often contact me for help with relationships, depression, anxiety, stress management, grief/loss, and other life transitions. To me, each situation is unique.
My being a good listener as well as offering a variety of "psychological tools" are both important. For example, tools might include new skills in communication such as better ways to handle conflict or manage difficult emotions like anger, sadness, fear, envy or guilt.
Providing a safe, supportive and confidential place to discuss difficult issues is essential. I also believe strongly in building on people's strengths.
![Photo of Holly Donovan, MEd, MSW, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/8ca30dff-f8dd-4e1a-a40a-7bd1e99cab87/3/320x400.jpeg)
You’re experiencing a lot of doubt about yourself, your work, your relationships, your parenting- everything-but this isn't who you want to be. You can keep it at bay if you stay busy but come bedtime, your head hits the pillow, and your mind is racing and you’re wide awake because your anxiety caught you again! It is exhausting living with anxiety! I work with adults like you who experience a variety of anxiety related issues.
You’re experiencing a lot of doubt about yourself, your work, your relationships, your parenting- everything-but this isn't who you want to be. You can keep it at bay if you stay busy but come bedtime, your head hits the pillow, and your mind is racing and you’re wide awake because your anxiety caught you again! It is exhausting living with anxiety! I work with adults like you who experience a variety of anxiety related issues.
![Photo of Jess Conery-Poulin, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/0b4f0edd-8d09-4c5d-9323-a05f54b2250d/3/320x400.jpeg)
I use a combination of therapeutic interventions to best address the needs of each specific client. My approach with clients is trauma-informed and client-centered with an emphasis on developing strengths and improving adaptive responses. I specialize in working with clients with complex trauma, attachment difficulties, family conflict, life transitions and other behavioral and mental health challenges. I also provide EMDR focused trauma treatment.
I use a combination of therapeutic interventions to best address the needs of each specific client. My approach with clients is trauma-informed and client-centered with an emphasis on developing strengths and improving adaptive responses. I specialize in working with clients with complex trauma, attachment difficulties, family conflict, life transitions and other behavioral and mental health challenges. I also provide EMDR focused trauma treatment.
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When marriages fail, it is not increasing conflict that is the cause. It is decreasing affection and emotional responsiveness."- Sue Johnson, author of "Hold Me Tight." I help couples create emotional safety, heal past hurts, and learn to take emotional risks. Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT) is a revolutionary approach to relationship therapy because it's not just about teaching couples to communicate differently, but instead about guiding them towards a new experience of themselves and each other. Relationships change and grow when we experience our partner in a new way and we learn to be responsive. I can help.
When marriages fail, it is not increasing conflict that is the cause. It is decreasing affection and emotional responsiveness."- Sue Johnson, author of "Hold Me Tight." I help couples create emotional safety, heal past hurts, and learn to take emotional risks. Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT) is a revolutionary approach to relationship therapy because it's not just about teaching couples to communicate differently, but instead about guiding them towards a new experience of themselves and each other. Relationships change and grow when we experience our partner in a new way and we learn to be responsive. I can help.
![Photo of Pamela M Florea, APRN-BC](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/3c719582-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
I have been in the healing profession for 30+ years. Through my work as an energy psychotherapist over the past decade, I have witnessed dramatic changes in my clients lives. I use a variety of healing modalities, coupled with a traditional therapeutic approach. In my experience, energy work alone will often relieve or eliminate emotional or physical symptoms. Combining this with therapy provides us with an understanding of why we act in destructive ways, the opportunity to re-evaluate those decisions and provide tools necessary to break free from old, limiting beliefs. The desired outcome is to create positive lasting change.
I have been in the healing profession for 30+ years. Through my work as an energy psychotherapist over the past decade, I have witnessed dramatic changes in my clients lives. I use a variety of healing modalities, coupled with a traditional therapeutic approach. In my experience, energy work alone will often relieve or eliminate emotional or physical symptoms. Combining this with therapy provides us with an understanding of why we act in destructive ways, the opportunity to re-evaluate those decisions and provide tools necessary to break free from old, limiting beliefs. The desired outcome is to create positive lasting change.
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I am a psychologist who works with adults in individual and group psychotherapy. My approach is integrative in nature meaning that, depending on the needs of my clients, I seek to relieve distress through providing emotion regulation and other skills while also working towards long-term change by gaining insight into problematic thought patterns and relationship cycles. I specialize in working with clients who are seeking therapy for emotion- and relationship-based problems, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and anger issues.
I am a psychologist who works with adults in individual and group psychotherapy. My approach is integrative in nature meaning that, depending on the needs of my clients, I seek to relieve distress through providing emotion regulation and other skills while also working towards long-term change by gaining insight into problematic thought patterns and relationship cycles. I specialize in working with clients who are seeking therapy for emotion- and relationship-based problems, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and anger issues.
![Photo of Alice Ayoob, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/0c4a535c-fc68-47d1-b421-b18082e8f434/2/320x400.jpeg)
It's certainly not easy to keep all the "plates spinning" all the time, is it? We all get discouraged, distracted or thrown off track sometimes, especially when we have big changes happening. Counseling can help you learn new strategies to stay focused on what's important. I work with adults who experience depression, anxiety, relationship stress, and changes that come with age.
It's certainly not easy to keep all the "plates spinning" all the time, is it? We all get discouraged, distracted or thrown off track sometimes, especially when we have big changes happening. Counseling can help you learn new strategies to stay focused on what's important. I work with adults who experience depression, anxiety, relationship stress, and changes that come with age.
![Photo of Megan Perry, LMSW-cc](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/019c2782-75c0-4f4b-a3a0-55ac2531f43f/1/320x400.jpeg)
I am accepting new clients and look forward to working with you. Life is a lot all the time and for most people, we get to a place in time where support is crucial. I have years of working with youth and work well with youth of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. If you or a loved one need an empathic ear, knowledgeable resource and someone to brainstorm coping skills and solutions, reach out.
I am accepting new clients and look forward to working with you. Life is a lot all the time and for most people, we get to a place in time where support is crucial. I have years of working with youth and work well with youth of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. If you or a loved one need an empathic ear, knowledgeable resource and someone to brainstorm coping skills and solutions, reach out.
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Kindra Bernard
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LCPC, LMFT
Verified Verified
Brunswick, ME 04011 (Online Only)
Life can be really amazing. It can also feel equally challenging and confusing. Work concerns. Relationship worries. Motherhood and midlife. A desire to feel fulfilled, but feeling overwhelmed instead. We often fear that if life feels hard, we must be doing something wrong. But the reality is sometimes life truly is difficult...and we feel it. For more than two decades, I have worked with individuals seeking more out of life, but who are feeling stifled due to difficult situations, feelings, or beliefs. Whether you find yourself navigating anxiety, depression, or a challenging crossroads or transition, I welcome hearing from you.
Life can be really amazing. It can also feel equally challenging and confusing. Work concerns. Relationship worries. Motherhood and midlife. A desire to feel fulfilled, but feeling overwhelmed instead. We often fear that if life feels hard, we must be doing something wrong. But the reality is sometimes life truly is difficult...and we feel it. For more than two decades, I have worked with individuals seeking more out of life, but who are feeling stifled due to difficult situations, feelings, or beliefs. Whether you find yourself navigating anxiety, depression, or a challenging crossroads or transition, I welcome hearing from you.
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I love to collaborate with clients to assist them in having deeper, more meaningful relationships with both themselves and others. During my 20+ years of practice, my clients have told me that what they have valued the most about my style is my ability to be frank, humorous, warm and approachable. Good therapy is not just talking, its about taking action in your day to day life. I love to teach practical, everyday skills to elicit rapid change. Working with me will be like taking a class in YOU.
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I have been in the psychotherapy field for over 25 years working with people who stuggle with addictions, infertility, adoption, depression and anxiety. I work with individuals, couples, families and groups. I am down to earth and easy to talk with. I'm an active participant in the cleint's process of self discovery and movement towards health.
I have been in the psychotherapy field for over 25 years working with people who stuggle with addictions, infertility, adoption, depression and anxiety. I work with individuals, couples, families and groups. I am down to earth and easy to talk with. I'm an active participant in the cleint's process of self discovery and movement towards health.
![Photo of Liz Hanley, LCPC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/63ffbc64-3e27-4a29-839d-c44b81e59b3b/2/320x400.jpeg)
I believe that we all have an innate capacity for healing and growth. Therapy allows us to tune into our strengths and our inner resilience. My practice is rooted in a trauma-informed perspective where I strive to facilitate a safe and collaborative environment in which to explore healthier ways of being. I also believe that a relationship based on a foundation of trust is important so you feel comfortable to explore deeply personal issues, develop self-awareness, and embark on the process of personal growth.
I believe that we all have an innate capacity for healing and growth. Therapy allows us to tune into our strengths and our inner resilience. My practice is rooted in a trauma-informed perspective where I strive to facilitate a safe and collaborative environment in which to explore healthier ways of being. I also believe that a relationship based on a foundation of trust is important so you feel comfortable to explore deeply personal issues, develop self-awareness, and embark on the process of personal growth.
![Photo of Leslie Bartlett, LCPC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/acaa8107-2129-4d20-896b-d8d20fe8b4b9/1/320x400.jpeg)
I believe in the basic goodness of all humans, no exceptions. I am honored to sit with couples as they build their trust, & strengthen their love, commitment & true understanding of how ‘to be with each other’. Intimacy requires vulnerability; risky but doable with courage & curiosity while feeling safe. I get to see soft, smiling eyes increasingly shared & I love when a couple says their children are noticing. My work is inspired by my connection with my husband Steven, by neuroscience, mindfulness, spirituality& body centered work. The body doesn't lie, we must learn its language. The mind, to protect us, will hide certain truths.
I believe in the basic goodness of all humans, no exceptions. I am honored to sit with couples as they build their trust, & strengthen their love, commitment & true understanding of how ‘to be with each other’. Intimacy requires vulnerability; risky but doable with courage & curiosity while feeling safe. I get to see soft, smiling eyes increasingly shared & I love when a couple says their children are noticing. My work is inspired by my connection with my husband Steven, by neuroscience, mindfulness, spirituality& body centered work. The body doesn't lie, we must learn its language. The mind, to protect us, will hide certain truths.
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I have openings for 2-hour parenting consultations. Parenting consultations are designed to assist parents in feeling more connected to their children and more effective in their parenting. These sessions can be more directive than psychotherapy, although collaboration is essential to identify the function of behaviors and engage in creative problem-solving. My goal is to leave parents feeling validated and supported, recognizing that parents are the true experts on their own children. We value and normalize the needs and emotions of parents to increase confidence and self-compassion. Please view website for details.
I have openings for 2-hour parenting consultations. Parenting consultations are designed to assist parents in feeling more connected to their children and more effective in their parenting. These sessions can be more directive than psychotherapy, although collaboration is essential to identify the function of behaviors and engage in creative problem-solving. My goal is to leave parents feeling validated and supported, recognizing that parents are the true experts on their own children. We value and normalize the needs and emotions of parents to increase confidence and self-compassion. Please view website for details.
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Most of us develop ways of seeing and engaging the world through 'habits of mind' which may create suffering, lead to anxieties, depression, negative self image, or unsatisfying relationships. Sometimes suffering emerges because of a particular stress in our lives; sometimes it has been a long unwanted companion we can't shake. With guidance and personal effort, we can discover and gradually free ourselves from self-defeating habits of mind. Individuals who may especially benefit from my approach are those who would glimpse beneath the surface of temporary symptoms to the enduring habits of mind which get in our way.
Most of us develop ways of seeing and engaging the world through 'habits of mind' which may create suffering, lead to anxieties, depression, negative self image, or unsatisfying relationships. Sometimes suffering emerges because of a particular stress in our lives; sometimes it has been a long unwanted companion we can't shake. With guidance and personal effort, we can discover and gradually free ourselves from self-defeating habits of mind. Individuals who may especially benefit from my approach are those who would glimpse beneath the surface of temporary symptoms to the enduring habits of mind which get in our way.
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My approach to counseling recognizes the uniqueness of each individual. I have experience working with folks 18-80 dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, health concerns, grief,and other major life transitions. My practice focuses on deep inner work that encourages self-awareness and a feeling relationship with the body. This work is facilitated by a strong and trusting client/counselor relationship based on warmth and non-judgment. You will gain insight into feelings, learn to understand behavior and reduce emotional suffering so that your changes are positive and lasting. There is one opening available now.
My approach to counseling recognizes the uniqueness of each individual. I have experience working with folks 18-80 dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, health concerns, grief,and other major life transitions. My practice focuses on deep inner work that encourages self-awareness and a feeling relationship with the body. This work is facilitated by a strong and trusting client/counselor relationship based on warmth and non-judgment. You will gain insight into feelings, learn to understand behavior and reduce emotional suffering so that your changes are positive and lasting. There is one opening available now.
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I work with adult individuals and with couples of all ages and stages of relationships. Perhaps a recent event in your life has produced anxiety or sadness or a rupture in a relationship. Or perhaps you have a nagging sense that life could be better, that something is holding you back, or you are confused about some of your feelings and longings. Or maybe you have trauma which has lurked in the background for a long time and you are wondering if it would help to look into it but you are a bit hesitant. These are all areas we can work on together.
I work with adult individuals and with couples of all ages and stages of relationships. Perhaps a recent event in your life has produced anxiety or sadness or a rupture in a relationship. Or perhaps you have a nagging sense that life could be better, that something is holding you back, or you are confused about some of your feelings and longings. Or maybe you have trauma which has lurked in the background for a long time and you are wondering if it would help to look into it but you are a bit hesitant. These are all areas we can work on together.
![Photo of Amy L. Simpson, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/805c9d63-5d85-46cd-9563-42413fd002a3/1/320x400.jpeg)
Move to the next level in your life and relationships. Learn how to be happier, more content, and more forgiving of yourself and others. Find more peace in your mind and at home. By learning Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness techniques, and by focusing on overall health and wellness, my clients often see noticeable improvement within a handful of sessions. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I treat a wide range of psychological and emotional issues and I have extensive experience in family, couple's, and individual therapy.
Move to the next level in your life and relationships. Learn how to be happier, more content, and more forgiving of yourself and others. Find more peace in your mind and at home. By learning Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness techniques, and by focusing on overall health and wellness, my clients often see noticeable improvement within a handful of sessions. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I treat a wide range of psychological and emotional issues and I have extensive experience in family, couple's, and individual therapy.
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Female Therapists
Does it matter what gender my therapist is?
In general, this is not an important factor, as there is no relationship between a therapist’s gender and their efficacy. Some clients, however, prefer to see therapists of a particular gender, whether due to their own past experiences with men and women, or ingrained beliefs about how people of different genders think and behave. Exploring the roots of such preferences and considering what one wants to address in therapy can help someone determine whether their therapist’s gender truly matters to them.
Should I see a female therapist?
Many people—not just women—prefer to see a female therapist, either because they believe that a woman will be able to relate to their specific challenges (for example, sexism in the workplace) or because they imagine feeling more comfortable disclosing sensitive information to a woman. Such beliefs may not turn out to be accurate, however, and adhering too rigidly to a gender preference can at times hinder a client from finding the best therapeutic match.
Do therapists get specific training to help with women’s concerns?
Therapists are trained to provide care to clients of any gender. However, some therapists—both men and women—may pursue additional training in feminist therapy, gender-specific issues, or women’s mental health. Female clients may wish to ask prospective therapists whether they have received specific training in the client’s primary area(s) of concern, or whether they have worked extensively with women on issues similar to their own.
How can I inquire about a therapist’s experience in treating women?
It’s OK—even encouraged!—to ask a therapist directly whether and how often they have treated women in the past, or whether they have treated women dealing with the client’s most prominent concern(s). Competent therapists will be happy to share their educational background, preferred treatment modalities, and prior client experience to help an individual find the therapist best suited to their needs.