Child Therapists in Hanover, NH

Jim brings to Counseling Associates over 30 years of experience in the mental health field working with children and adults in both outpatient and residential settings. Jim specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families, and has extensive experience in the area of behavioral problems and school issues. Jim's practice also includes consultation to schools.

I believe in creating a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their thoughts and emotions in order to foster personal growth and healing. I have experience working with children (8 and up), adolescents and adults on short and long term therapeutic goals. My approach is client-centered, strength-based and I draw from various approaches based on individual needs and desires.

Whether I am with a child, teen, adult, couple or family, I strive to earn my clients' trust with honesty, warmth and humor; a secure and close therapeutic relationship allows for the most healing and progress. A lot of psychological distress occurs when people feel cut off from or ashamed of some of their feelings. I help clients access and feel compassion about previously disavowed feelings and parts of themselves, allowing for better self-care and self-regulation, and greater closeness with loved ones.

Chris is passionate about co-creative and strength-based work with children and families, and believes deeply in the power of a body, mind, spirit approach to their healing process. In addition to his clinical training, he has an extremely diverse background that has assisted him in his ability to effectively connect with, support, and serve adolescents and their families. He has extensive experience as an outdoor/experiential educator, facilitator and wilderness adventure professional (w/ current Wilderness EMT certifications as a SOLO Wilderness First Responder Instructor and a level II Maine Whitewater Guide license).

Are you looking for compassionate care to help you or a loved one address difficult emotions, experiences, or transitions? Hanover CBT is a group private practice with clinicians who specialize in working with individuals across the lifespan experiencing a wide range of mental health struggles. We seek to assist clients in cultivating awareness, wisdom, and courage in every aspect of their lives while meeting each client with compassion, integrity, and presence. We believe that it is brave to ask for support and we work with our patients to develop strength-based practices and approaches to coping with challenges.

Are you feeling overwhelmed or unsatisfied at home, school, work, or in an important relationship? Is your child struggling socially or academically? I provide a warm, professional, and respectful environment where we will explore the concerns that brought you to therapy. We will work together to develop a coherent narrative of what is working and not working in your life, and draw on my experience and training to cultivate the insights, tools, and resources to create positive change. My website is www.johnnesbittlicsw.com

Molly has experience and enjoys working with individuals and groups around domestic violence, complex and unspecified eating disorders, sexual and reproductive health, LGBTQ+ issues, complex trauma, and co-occurring substance abuse disorders particularly with adolescents. Molly is licensed social worker.

Emily believes that making the choice to start therapy can be a difficult one at times. Therefore, she strives to make sure that her clients feel heard and accepted in each session. These are the building blocks for a therapeutic relationship which is an essential part of therapy. Emily is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who is passionate about helping others, especially teens and their families. Emily enjoys working with clients on topics related to identity formation, self-acceptance, and how family systems impact self-perception.

Dr. Gregory Wilson offers affordable counseling for individuals, families, couples, and children. He has thirty years' experience, including working with codependency, anxiety and depression, and intimacy and communication issues. The focus is based on this question,” What needs to change to get you going where you want to go?, and what is gong on that the change has yet to happen? “The more the drive toward life is thwarted, the stronger is the drive toward destruction; the more life is realized, the less is the strength of destructiveness. Destructiveness is the outcome of unlived life.”

Trained and experienced in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Internal Family Systems, I offer counseling to adults, teens, and families that combines strength-based approaches which respect each client's unique history and growth process. I work together with each client to develop treatment goals which reflect that client's hopes and dreams. Client goals may include personal growth, less conflict and more rewarding relationship, family, or work experiences, and release from the haunting effects of the past. For teens and young adults, facilitating the learning of safer alternatives than high-risk behaviors, and a stable satisfying journey towards independence and adulthood.

My name is Erin Terry, and I am a Nationally Certified Counselor and Certified Child Life Specialist (supporting youth and their families coping with medical challenges). I am also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. I have worked with children, teens, and adults in community mental health, hospitals, foster homes, through all levels of schooling (elementary to college), and on a national telehealth platform. I am experienced in supporting clients who come from diverse backgrounds and are coping with a wide range of concerns.

I love to help people who want to grow. You may sense that your anxiety or depression or relationship troubles are signs of things you don't yet know about yourself, opportunities for personal growth you’ve postponed. If you’re at this crossroads; if you recognize that something has held you back; if you’re ready to dig in and work hard; if you want to be more effective and creative in your work, more relaxed and intimate in your relationships; then we could be a good fit.

Trivium Life Services offers integrative mental health and wellness services through our Outpatient Clinic in Lebanon, New Hampshire. We provide a strength-based and person-centered approach, working collaboratively with each client to develop a course of treatment responsive to individual preferences and needs. Our integrative approach will help you explore lifestyle factors as potential sources of relief from psychological distress. We combine evidence-based therapy models with complimentary wellness tools to develop a personalized treatment approach tailored to your needs. We offer diagnostic assessments, including for ADHD.

My clientele seek help with a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, couples distress, trauma, parenting difficulties, relationship conflict, and major life transitions. Although I tailor the treatment plan to meet each couple's or individual's needs, the majority of my interventions are drawn from the cognitive-behavioral toolset. I seek to understand strengths, as well as the problems that bring people into my office. Using well-timed humor, relevant research information, and meaningful feedback, I collaboratively design treatment plans that feel "doable." Usually, my clients feel relief in the first few sessions.

Are you or your loved ones struggling to get through the day (and night)? Grappling with anxiety or depression? Reliving painful events over and over again? Wrestling with insomnia or craving a good night’s sleep? Having brain fog or difficulty focusing and completing tasks? Experiencing outbursts, irritability, or impulse control problems? Feeling stuck, lost, or not your best? But no medication or quick fix seems to do the trick. So, what can you do? Where do you start? I offer in-person therapy in Montgomery, TX, and telehealth throughout Texas, Florida and South Carolina.

Thanks for taking the time to visit my profile! I believe therapy is a deeply powerful tool that allows us to recognize and change ineffective patterns in our lives to become more connected, fulfilled versions of ourselves. Just as I expect my clients to take the risk of bringing their authentic selves into the room, I bring myself to our sessions too--in the form of humor, candor, and empathy. I see all kinds of people, but I especially enjoy working with moms of young kids, teens and adults struggling with disordered eating and body image, and NICU moms.

I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, and trauma in individuals of all ages. I work to look under the surface and get to the root cause that is contributing to the symptoms keeping my clients stuck from living a fulfilling life. We will work together to understand what is happening in your brain and body, work through current and past stressors that are contributing to your current symptoms, and develop coping strategies to be able to better manage stressors.

If you are experiencing difficulties with barriers and obstacles impacted by past trauma, memories, and sustained traumatic affect, and are motivated to enhance your life experience, we will work together to find the path which moves you forward. By using different methods to tune into what feels most organic to your process, we will work together to find the most effective way to reach sustainable emotional growth to increase self regulation and self reliance. I hold BA from Brown Univ., MFA from U. of Calif., Riverside in Experimental Choreography: traumatic memory, MA in Trauma & Violence Studies from NYU, and MSW Fordham Univ.

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.