Therapists in Bristol, RI

Sometimes we may lose our way on the winding road life sets forth. Stephanie holds faith that every individual can embrace their ability to change, grow & recover. Perhaps it may not be easy to admit we might benefit from the support of another to help us regain strength. Someone to listen, provide feedback, validation, insight & education can help to regain control & improve lives. We may seek another to listen to where we are at in our lives, without judgment, biases & preconceived notions. Sharing details of our lives is a display of bravery. Stephanie is sensitive of hesitations to seek help & hopes to provide comfort.

I offer individual telehealth therapy to adults of all ages, through a user-friendly, HIPAA compliant platform. I accept Medicare and most commercial insurances as well as out-of-pocket payment. I have more than 19 years of experience collaborating with clients to successfully address a variety of behavioral, relationship and challenging life issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, loss, life transitions, substance abuse and infidelity. I utilize a number of therapeutic modalities, depending on the issue to be addressed, including cognitive behavioral, humanistic, self psychology, motivational interviewing and EMDR.

Every individual has the right to a healthy, well-lived life. The right to feeling whole, complete, balanced and purposeful. This concept of a well-lived life needs to incorporate all aspects of an individual: their mind, body and environment. When that balance has been disrupted, emotional pain and physical maladies can occur.

***Currently accepting individuals, telehealth only*** Cheers to you for taking your first step toward the changes you seek. There is powerful scientific evidence that therapy works. You can learn better ways to relate to friends and family, approach conflict, identify and prioritize steps toward your life goals, or change patterns that keep you stuck. Using warmth and positive regard, I will work with you to establish an environment conducive to trust and willingness to lean into change. My approach will balance listening with gentle and transparent challenging of unproductive patterns of thinking and acting.

I am compassionate, understanding, & pro-active. Together, we will help you learn how to better empower yourself, while finding strategies to cope and manage with life, work, family, relationships, school, food,or medical stress and challenges. I have expertise in treating complex conditions that may involve depression, anxiety, trauma, pain, health, fatigue, stress, life transitions, relationships, college,and work issues. I have 20 years expertise with Mindfulness-based Mind-Body Therapies, and Mindfulness Meditation, which are well researched methods in treating stress, pain, depression, anxiety and other mental health issues.

Women (including trans and nonbinary individuals) face unique challenges across the lifespan, particularly during times of transition. Overwhelming emotions, irritability, anxiety, or low mood are all signs that a change is needed, quite possibly in the form of a skilled, compassionate therapist to help you navigate these experiences. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, borderline personality disorder, and perinatal mental health. I love working with college-aged folks (particularly the Brown University community) and couples as well.

I treat individuals ages 18 and up and I believe in an inclusive approach and accept people of all identifiers, races, cultures, religions/beliefs, ethnicities, and cognitive abilities. I welcome all referrals and am also able to support those in the health care field/medical professionals; artists/creatives; and social work/mental health counselors in training. My primary focus is to tailor your treatment to your individual needs.

My focus in treatment is meeting my clients where they are while assisting them in determining where they want to be. I put concerted effort into providing compassionate, holistic care for each person and family I work with. I will work collaboratively with you and/or your child to uncover strengths, goals and ways to strengthen relationships and improve communication skills.

Hello! My name is Keri. Welcome to my little corner of compassion! As a social worker/therapist, I bring a unique blend of professional expertise and genuine empathy to guide you on your path towards healing and growth. Through active listening, empathy, and evidence-based practices, I am committed to creating a safe and supportive space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Together, we'll work collaboratively to navigate life's challenges and cultivate resilience, self-awareness, and meaningful change. Your well-being is essential, and I look forward to creating a strong therapeutic alliance with you!

Currently accepting new clients for Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for daytime appointments. Allison uses an integrated approach to treating clients, drawing on a broad range of evidence-based interventions best-suited to clients' individual needs and goals. She specializes in treating people struggling with depression, anxiety, substance use, and trauma. Her experience working in community mental health, corrections, and hospital outpatient settings has provided her with extensive training and resources, and most importantly, compassion and empathy, to help her clients achieve their full potential.

As a psychotherapist, it is most important for me to recognize the strengths, resilience and worth of each client. Respect, compassion, warmth, genuineness, caring and an earnest desire to support and help others has always guided my practice. I have been trained in a variety of clinical psychological models and techniques. My belief that as each human being is unique, as are their problems and concerns. Therefore, I am best described as an "integrationist" weaving multiple methods to address the needs of every individual client, couple or family.

Are you looking for a way to feel happier? Do you struggle with depression, anxiety or panic attacks or social anxiety? Have you experienced trauma in your life? Do you want to feel more confident?

Making the first call is sometimes the hardest part of the therapeutic process. I commend you for your strength and courage in seeking help. One of the most important steps of pursuing counseling is finding a passionate, knowledgeable, and trusting therapist that you feel comfortable with. One that will sit with you through your difficult moments and help you to recognize or remind you of your strength. If a mood disorder is taking control of your life, I can help you to learn how to manage it. If you are experiencing challenges with your significant other(s) I can help you to improve the connection, understanding, and intimacy.

I specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Illness, Mood Regulation, ADHD and Family Dynamics. Post-covid, so many individuals and families are experiencing anxiety and depression. I can guide, coach, and teach you easy-to-learn skills to just feel better. I help people communicate more effectively with different methodologies, which also include humor. I have a very easygoing and warm demeanor that allows me to connect with people. Having raised four boys, now men, I know first-hand the challenge and chaos of family life. See my reviews on my Facebook account under: Cedar Grove Counseling Center

HI! Are you feeling stuck in some old ways of living, and just can't seem to break the spell? Many times obstacles become great teachers as we learn to negotiate our lives in new ways. I'd love to be a witness to your current life, and a sounding board to help you reflect more clearly on what is getting in the way. People tell me my sincere and caring ways help in inner healing - whether you're undergoing depression, anxiety, relationship issues, addiction or just a feeling of unrest, I'd love to work with you!

I work with clients ranging in age from adolescence through adulthood. Therapists typically describe themselves by listing the disorders they treat, such as depression, anxiety, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Though I have significant experience with all of these issues, I view many symptoms as important expressions of an internal struggle that may have begun long before clients seek therapy. These symptoms often and understandably create misery, but I believe that approaching them with curiosity may ultimately provide a path to reducing or even eliminating them.