In Person Therapists in New Ipswich, NH

My life's work is to help those struggling to feel happy, whole, purposeful and worthwhile. Anyone in need of someone to truly see them, hear them and help them balance acceptance of what is and also support them in making those changes to attain a vivid life that feels worth living.

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.

Stacey Lanza Roberts is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Vermont who has been practicing since 2013. Within the past ten years of clinical experience, Stacey has worked in multiple settings that have all treated individuals with co-occurring disorders of substance use and mental health. From Residential and Intensive Outpatient Programs to jails and Drug Courts, she has worked with a variety of individuals presenting with unique life circumstances and challenges.

Making a connection and being understood are essential to a positive and productive therapeutic alliance. My clients say they feel relief and gain insight which helps them enjoy a better quality of life and better relationships. I have 2 locations- the Wellness Seed Collective in Amherst and Stepping Stones Farm in Temple. We can meet in the office to explore struggles, develop strategies and resolve issues. We can also go outside to partner with horses for the powerful experiential method of Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy.

As a therapist and as a human being, I am committed to living fully in this moment, to be fully present with my clients as we align around your values and work together towards recovery. I strive to practice with radical empathy and to provide genuine, compassionate guidance as we work together. I work primarily in ACT (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy) and DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy). I am also trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy, Family Based Treatment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. I have extensive experience with eating disorders, LGBTQIA+ mental health, and trauma.

I am a licensed psychologist with over thirty-seven years of experience in clinical practice. I continue to offer teletherapy, as well as in-person sessions. I treat depression, grief, relationship issues, work-life balance and life transition issues. I have specialties in anxiety disorders, with accompanying fears/phobias, chronic pain, and clinical and medical hypnosis. I utilize a variety of techniques to address clients' needs, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, insight-oriented therapy, brief solution-oriented therapy, and hypnotherapy.

Hello, my name is Dr. Lara Kroodsma and I work with parents and caregivers to answer questions about children's development, behavior, emotions, and learning. Through the assessment process I seek to support parents and other caregivers, such as teachers and doctors, by providing a clear picture of each child's unique strengths, challenges, and needs. The goal is to provide detailed, practical, and concrete recommendations that will best support each child's path to success.

Dr. Dunn earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Barnard College in New York, NY. She was certified as an Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselor by the National Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependence in 1990. Dr. Dunn earned a Master of Science (2004), and a Doctorate (2007) in clinical psychology from Antioch University, New England. She completed a predoctoral internship in clinical psychology at the Counseling Center of Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Kelli Woodson is a Psychologist in New Hampshire who has been practicing since 2019. She received a BA in Psychology from Clark University and then an MS and PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University New England. Kelli has received training and supervision in multiple treatment setting including the Brattleboro Retreat, Barre Family Health Center, Keene High School, and Antioch's Psychological Services Center.

I am a licensed marriage and family therapist. My specialties include intimate partner relationships, family therapy, anxiety disorders, and men's issues. With over 30 years practicing in the field, I have gained training and experience treating a wide range of issues, disorders, and problems. I have developed a collaborative, holistic, strength based approach that considers the multiple aspects and contexts of our human experience.

Susan is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and a Board-Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (BCD), an advanced practice certification embodying the highest standards of clinical education, training, and experience. She obtained her Master’s degree in Social Work from California State University, Long Beach, and holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Northern Arizona University.

My clients want to uncover the hidden version of their best self by confronting the traumas, anxieties, hardships and expectations in their lives. They are ready to build confidence and self-compassion, engage in self-care, set boundaries, improve their relationships, and put their needs first. I work with individuals who have endured traumas or struggle to engage in self-expression (including gender and sexual identity), and are ready to create positive changes, to increase their satisfaction in life and confidently navigate the world around them. They are ready for self-empowerment and to understand and accept themselves.

We all want to be happy, to have a mind and heart at ease. And yet for so many of us, our minds are caught in worry about the future and regrets about the past. We feel stressed and overwhelmed. Our relationships may be fraught with conflict or distant and unsatisfying. And yet happiness is not so far away as it might sometimes seem. It is a practice that we can learn to cultivate in each moment. Therapy is no guarantee that we will always be happy, but with patience and dedication, each of us has the capacity to become happier, more loving, and more self-realized.

I work with women who are seeking holistic, whole-person health care for chronic illness, mental health and substance use concerns. Are you seeking a truly healing path forward, not just suppression of symptoms? Are you wishing to connect with a health care provider who understands and honors the profound connections of your physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social self? Do you want to tap into and nourish your innate healing capacity with evidence based integrative, functional, and mind body medicine treatments?

Megan spent many years working in the Hospice and Palliative care setting. She provided stress management, emotional and grief support to caregivers in addition to those dealing with chronic or end of life medical diagnoses. Megan has worked as a member of a multi-disciplinary team in long term care and medical settings as well as in community-based programs. She has had management responsibility and has provided clinical supervision to other providers in this field.