Therapists Beginning With K in Maine

Eff. 8/8/24: I am not accepting new clients at this time. I wholly believe we all have capacity for growth, regardless of where we begin. Life is fluid and people are not diagnostic labels, contrary to what social media would tell you. Because of this, I utilize an integrative model in my work, incorporating different therapeutic styles depending on the client and the circumstances. My basic approach is psychodynamic in nature - helping you to understand what has happened in your life so you can better see the patterns that are no longer serving you, and identifying actions with you to change them.

Sometimes life gets complicated. Fortunately, you're not alone. At the Center for Collaborative Therapy, treatment is tailored to meet your specific needs, whether you're struggling with your own personal demons like anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem, or whether you're struggling with problems in your couple or family relationships. Interpersonal problems are often at the root of psychological symptoms. Even children's difficulties are best addressed with those who care for them. It's not easy asking for help, but that first step can make all the difference. Please note that I do not take insurance.

Growing, changing or healing starts with becoming more aware of our deeper feelings and beliefs. Many of us need support learning how to gently uncover and be with what lies just beneath the doing, achieving or surviving of our daily lives. I offer a space for developing a therapeutic relationship and a relationship with yourself that will help you uncover and resolve the issues that leave you feeling stuck or unhappy. Through my own meditation, spiritual practice and experience as a therapist, I have developed a compassionate, warm and non-judgmental way of working with individuals seeking to make changes in their lives.

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 am here and I am ready to help with change of all types. My ideal client will have an idea of what changes they want in their lives and are willing to put the hard work in to get there. I will cheer you on and support you every step of the way. I am currently licensed to practice in the following states: Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Tennessee. Please note, at this time there is a waitlist for people needing after school or evening sessions. Children under 15 can be seen in person only.

I’m a licensed psychologist who works with individuals, couples, and siblings. In the past 19 years, I’ve helped clients with a wide variety of issues, but I specialize in working with those who have experienced trauma in their lives. I have a particular interest in supporting people who endured trauma or neglect as children, which can manifest in adulthood as difficulties with relationships, issues with self-worth, and feelings of responsibility for everyone and everything. I primarily approach counseling through an insight-oriented lens, attempting to help clients uncover core, underlying issues that can lead to true healing.

We all experience challenges during our everyday lives. Sometimes these challenges can seem overwhelming and discouraging. I work with people who want to make changes in their lives to help themselves overcome these difficult experiences. These changes can often be difficult to contemplate, yet alone act on. I strive to create a supportive environment for my clients where they can explore their concerns and the emotions that arise.

I work with adults and couples and provide individual and limited couples therapy. I consider a variety of issues and concerns, including but not limited to: social, emotional, and behavioral issues, self-esteem building, parenting and family issues, developing positive communication skills, coping strategies, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, behavioral disorders, social skills building, and life challenges.

What you want is simple - a meaningful, authentic, and connected life. But you’re stuck somehow - in relationship patterns or difficulties, unsustainable roles or jobs, ways of relating to yourself or others that don’t serve you, cycles or behavior you’re not proud of. I offer individual and EMDR intensive therapy. I work with people experiencing life transitions, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, unresolved trauma, relationship issues, social alienation, and loneliness. Whether or not you know exactly what’s getting in the way, we’ll start where you are and work together to understand and move through what’s holding you back.

I am accepting new clients for telehealth visits in Massachusetts, Maine, and Vermont. I provide short-term and long-term individual therapy as well as group therapy. I use evidence-based skills teaching aimed at fast symptom reduction and building a lasting coping style. With a degree in nursing, I help people improve the relationship between their mental and physical health.

Hello, my name is Steven Kirkilas. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with Masters Degree in Social Work from University of Illinois at Chicago. For the past 12 years, I have assisted individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds in overcoming their unique struggles. I believe my role is to meet individuals where they are at, nonjudgmentally. My most passionate work is in providing trauma informed care. I am trained in EMDR therapy and enjoy using somatic therapies. I am also passionate about the benefit of mindfulness practice in managing anxiety, depression, PTSD, and many other struggles.

Are you struggling with grief over losses, relationship issues, setting boundaries, anxiety, depression, parenting, etc.? I am trained to help with emotional, psychological and faith issues (if they are relevant to you), with no interest in "converting" anyone to any particular faith. I offer compassionate, non-judgmental coping strategies and support. I have been offering Telehealth sessions (audio or video, your choice) for adults 21+ since completing specific training during the pandemic. Please visit my website at www.WeFlySolo.com for more info about my practice, or see my books on Amazon atamazon.com/author/cherylkleinwrites

In a time where we are more aware of burnout than ever, it is necessary to find space for authenticity, play, and rest. My values as a therapist are based in the need to collaborate together for collective healing from the demands of our fast-paced world that prioritizes productivity over connection. Our goal together is to explore the interiors of the mind and body in order to shine a light on the ways we close off from ourselves and others, opening the path to live a more free and expansive life. In addition to talk therapy, I work with somatic practices, including Somatic Experiencing and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy.

I am only working with Online Simple Practice Telehealth. HIPAA compliant in Maine and New Hampshire. Life is full of challenges throughout a lifetime. Navigating these challenges can be difficult. I believe that accessing the right support can make all the difference. I am committed to supporting people on this journey of self discovery and work through the pain. I promise to support in ways that build self confidence and trust in yourself. I have twenty years of training in cognitive behavioral therapy, motivation interviewing, and family attachment therapy.

Hi! I'm Dr. Karen Klein. I'm a licensed Psychologist in Maine. I've been working in Maine for 38 years and have a variety of experiences working in Mental health Centers, nursing homes, and private practice. I've also worked with many different types of people but mostly see individuals who are depressed or anxious or experiencing significant trauma from some past event. I enjoy working with all individuals, especially with couples. When I worked at the Mental Health Center I developed the Marriage and Family Clinic where I trained doctoral students from all over the country in ways to do therapy with couples.

I am a Clinical Psychologist, specializing in the care of children, adolescents, and families. I have extensive training and experience in the treatment of a broad range of psychopathology and specialize in the treatment of OCD and anxiety disorders. I provide telehealth services to residents of Maine and New Hampshire, as well as limited in person sessions for those living in the Greater Portland area. Prior to opening my practice in Yarmouth in 2016, I was on the faculty at Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine.

Hello! My name is Melissa Klemt and I am a Licensed Master’s Social Worker (LMSW) offering mental health therapy in-person at Alternative Wellness Services. My journey has primarily focused on supporting both youth and adults alike coping with complex emotional challenges. I use a variety of activities and approaches including narrative, CBT, ACT mindfulness, strengths based, trauma focused, and motivational interviewing to explore what holds us back from who we want to be and improve our holistic health.

After working in the social work field for close to 10 years now, I have experience working with individuals of various diagnosis and mental health issues. I enjoy working with individuals who are already motivated to grow and learn but I also enjoy helping inspire clients to grow and learn and become the best version of themselves. I have a lot of experience working with individuals with anxiety and depression symptoms as well as trauma-related issues. I truly want everyone to learn how to live their most fulfilled life and I enjoy helping others figure out how to get there, because it is possible for all of us.

In long term committed relationships we all long to feel seen and known. Couples in distress often say they are having a “communication” problem but it’s actually a “connection” problem. That’s because the normal rhythm in relationships from infancy on involves rupture & repair. Couples in distress typically struggle with too much rupture/disconnection and too little or no repair. The result is either chronic unproductive conflict or distance & isolation. It's from this place that people turn away from each other and engage in addictions & affairs, making it more challenging, but not impossible, to rediscover intimacy & connection.