Female Therapists in Antrim, NH

Hope. Strengthen. Renew. Making life changing decisions, and navigating the challenges in your life can be overwhelming when you do it alone. Find the support you need. If you are at a turning point in your life, are struggling in a relationship, with anxiety, depression or with grief and loss, I would like to put my 20 plus years of experience helping and supporting others to work for you. Self care is important. Whether you are a recent college graduate, a successful professional, a person in a life transition, a parent, or caregiver, your seeking support to improve your overall health and well being is the right thing to do.

I am a Master Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. My scope of practice includes counseling for those struggling with drug and/or alcohol issues for themselves or those in their lives as well as mental health issues. I have worked with clients of all ages for nearly 25 yrs. I provide drug and alcohol evaluations with a lead time of at least one month. I primarily meet with clients at the end of the day by Zoom/phone, now throughout New Hampshire.

Welcome into my virtual office! We can talk together in confidence, discovering new approaches to whatever challenge brings you to therapy now. My focus is to mindfully assist you towards well being including, but not limited to, freedom from anxiety, depression, addiction symptoms, trauma, physical pain, impulsivity and the resolution of grief. Self confidence, self knowledge, skillfulness and the personal freedom that comes from letting go of the past and moving forward in your life is the reward you can look forward to by engaging in therapy. I am queer welcoming and enjoy helping trans folk.

In my practice I focus on the goals of the client. Whether it is to address a past trauma or a current struggle with life transitions, depression or anxiety, I work to bring a gentle, directed approach to therapy. I believe that if we address our thoughts we can change the experience we have with our emotions and ultimately remove the obstacles that stand in the way of an enjoyable life.

My ideal client is one who is invested in the therapy process as I am, and motivated to work in and out of session. My ideal client is ready to try new things and willing to look deeply inside. When these elements are in place, therapy tends to progress nicely.

I am currently welcoming new clients into my practice who are wanting to make positive changes in their life. My approach is client centered in order to honor each individual's story as well as assist in their healing process. Both my clientele and the therapeutic modalities I use are very eclectic and differ depending on what serves each client best in their life journey. I am passionate about supporting those who struggle with anxieties relating to sense of self, family dynamics, life transitions, perfectionism, and trauma. My goal is to guide you in becoming your unique version of "best self."

Welcome! If you have landed on this page, chances are your relationship is teetering, or perhaps you have one foot out the door already. It can be overwhelming when nothing you say or do is right or seems to help. I am a relationship expert who will partner with you, listen objectively and tell the truth (as I see it) with compassion. I can teach you the skills to help you bring your relationship to a more respectful, loving and cherishing place. Breathe, give me a call. Let's talk about the possibilities.

Rachel Hagen (she/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Rachel earned her B.A. from St. Bonaventure University in 2008 and her MSW from University of New Hampshire in 2014. Rachel has over a decade experience specializing in depression, anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, and co-occurring substance use disorders. Rachel has worked with children and adults from age 5 to 85, and utilizes an integrated approach tailored to meet each individuals' unique needs.

I'm passionate about working with individuals navigating depression, anxiety, mania, and perinatal mental health concerns. Engaging in therapy can be particularly meaningful when experiencing interpersonal conflicts and going through major life events: such as the onset of a mood disorder, preparing for life after high school and college, moving to a new community, adjusting to early parenthood, or coping with pregnancy loss.

Hi there and welcome! I understand that you are the expert on you, your family, and your child, and I look forward to offering a safe, judgment-free, and therapeutic environment for us to talk about the strengths and challenges in your life and to navigate achieving your goals. My systemic approach works to understand how your family system and supports in your life, have shaped the person you are today.

Do you long for greater fulfillment in your personal relationships or at work? Are you considering a career change? Do you want to apply your professional skills and strengths in more rewarding and competitive ways?  The focus of my counseling is on the Transitions - planned and unplanned, that we encounter in life. These may involve life changes, education, career, or health matters, among other things. I can help you identify and build on your strengths and resilience for greater success and happiness as you move forward in your relationships.

Tammy Lucke is a Therapist in New Hampshire who has been practicing since 2018. She has an A. A. in Education, a B.A. in ELA (K-12, General Special Ed), and an MSW w/Trauma Recovery Certificate. Tammy approaches therapy with an organic, client-led collaboration that allows the individual to shape their goals and outcomes. Tammy loves providing a light and engaging space for children to feel comfortable and safe while navigating the challenges life can deliver! Outside of work, Tammy enjoys homesteading, reading, community activities/organizations, travel/exploring, and Legos.

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.

How to get the Brain to 'Change -it's- Mind'. That has been my focus of study...not just WHY you behave the way your do, but HOW do you change your behaviors that don't work anymore. Choosing a therapist and deciding if they are a match for you is an important first step. Please call. I am happy to talk with you in a free 15 min phone call. Please leave a message about what you want to work on, or email. Please read information below before you call. I only work with adults

I’m a neurodivergent therapist with a focus on dysfunctional childhood upbringings, survivors of toxic parents and/or relationships, PTSD, autism, anxiety and depression. I’m interested in the traumas left unspoken that affect your current day life. They may have been dismissed or not validated as trauma. I’m a certified clinical trauma provider, trained in many evidence-based practices. Proud to be in the mental health field since 2012 working in hospitals, community mental health centers, residential homes, inpatient programs, addiction treatment centers and a career center.

Hello! My name is Genevieve, and when you work with me at Long Term Healing, my goal is not to identify your symptoms, or diagnosis. Rather, the focus is on healing and growing from what happened to you. It could be your first time ever in therapy or it could be your 10th, no matter what your circumstance, I'm here to stand by you and support your journey. I understand that finding the right fit can be one of the most difficult steps. I am compassionate although direct in my approach. In my office we say out loud the words and experiences that others may have shied away from.

As the saying goes, "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Embracing this notion can often feel straightforward, as we strive to accept both the highs and lows that life offers. Yet, there are moments when facing the sourness of life isn't as simple. This is where therapy can offer valuable support. Through my practice, I employ Acceptance and Commitment Therapy alongside other approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Together, we create a safe environment to navigate and address life's challenges head-on.