Personality Disorders Therapists in Barrington, RI

It can be lonely and scary to navigate the darkness we feel after experiencing adversity, trauma, and issues with mental health. People who have experienced grief, loss, abuse, etc. often feel a sense of confusion and disconnection from their own identity. My intention as a therapist specializing in trauma is to meet you where you are and guide you safely through your unique healing journey. My office is a judgement free zone where you can unpack anything. Everybody deserves to find their way back to themselves, their light, their voice, and their wellness. It is an honor and a privilege to sit with you for this process.

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Anxious? Are you or someone you love dealing with an addiction and you don't know what to do to help them or yourself? Not quite yourself but you dont't know why? Let me help you. As a holistic mental health counselor, I use all the traditional therapies, with a whole person approach to help you deal with the problems that are getting in the way of you enjoying your life.

My approach is to identify the clients' therapeutic needs with compassion. My goal is to help clients to identify their presenting problem, understand their thoughts and actions, and guide them towards awareness and concrete resolution. For over 10 years, I have provided cognitive behavioral and strength based therapy to adults, adolescents and children. I offer individual, family/couples therapy. I am member of the American Mental Health Counselors Association,

I work within a psychotherapy model that is called AEDP. AEDP is an approach to healing that starts with the premise that all symptoms are creative adaptations to painful or traumatic circumstances. We recognize the resilience underlying symptoms, as opposed to viewing symptoms as a pathological. AEDP is grounded in affective neuroscience and in psychotherapy research.

My practice and interventions start where you are. I specialize in working with clients struggling with a wide range of stressors. I do not believe in a one size fits all model, and will pull from different approaches utilizing interventions that best fit your needs. We will work together to develop a treatment plan with achievable goals that makes sense for you. My training as a yoga instructor guides my interventions in being keenly aware of the mind/body connection and the impact of emotional health on the body.

Relationships and life transitions often involve loss, grief, and sadness. Emotional pain, moreover, often makes everyday life seem unbearable and exhausting. Outpatient counseling and psychotherapy - both marital and individual - can facilitate the relief of the sadness, confusion, and anxiety that are part of working through personal and relational stressors. The approaches and models in which I have been trained and educated - interpersonal, cognitive behavioral, and psychodynamic therapies - are also informed by and infused with with the essential, humane and core qualities of empathy, understanding, warmth, and genuineness.

I work with people who are in the process of awakening from old, limited ways of seeing and being in the world. Awakening can be simple, such as when you start noticing that you haven't been present to your loved ones. It can also be deep and profound, like realizing that you're not happy and you want to live life in an entirely different manner. If you've been suffering or struggling in silence, it may be time to really focus on YOU and what you want out of life.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with a holistic and client-centered approach. My private practice is now on-line only. My specialties include Women's Issues, PTSD, ADHD, Depression and Mood Disorders, Anxiety, and Consciousness-raising. In addition I work with children, families (including parenting) and couples and am available for supervision. My practice is currently full. Please check back in a month for new openings.

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.

Greetings! My name is Dr. Christine McAuliffe. Since "McAuliffe" can be a mouthful & takes way too much time to type (and not just for kiddos!), I also go by "Dr. M." As a clinical psychologist, my career has been focused on the needs of children, adolescents, young adults, parents and families utilizing a community-based, multi-systemic perspective. I have dedicated myself to helping my clients deal with a wide range of issues, including adjustment difficulties, divorce, developmental challenges, parenting skills, behavior issues, learning problems, anxiety, ADHD, depression, foster care placements, child abuse, and trauma.

We at The Trahan Therapy Center enjoy working with clients age 14+. Having counseled clients globally with concerns related to self, relationships, family, pre-marital, marital, employment, finances, depression, anger, medication management, bi-polar disorder, weight management, mental health screening and more fall within the spectrum of our expertise. We are open to meeting with you and learning about how we can work together to yield an excellent outcome. We offer virtual and in-person sessions. Let's make your family whole and help you to live your best life. We are shaping minds & changing lives, one at a time.

I specialize in working with adolescents (teens), and early adults in their twenties. Young people today face far too many painful and existential challenges. These difficulties and others impact life satisfaction, family, school, friendships and all spheres of life. Our working together is designed to look at the painful and broken parts of life, speak to what is truly important and to learn new ways of living in the world. We will search for the joys along with the sorrows, the laughter amid the pains.

I am open to learning from my clients, not only about their current situation and past; but about their strengths and needs. Together we will create a plan that may empower them to bring about positive change in their thinking and daily routine.

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.

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.

Greetings, I have a MSW from Boston University and a BS in Child Development and Family Relations from the University of Rhode Island. I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. Since obtaining my MSW I have worked in a Family Service agency counseling children and adults, as a care coordinator for high risk pregnant women in a prenatal clinic located in the inner-city of Providence, as a Clinical Social Worker for 20 years on adult inpatient psychiatric units located in a general hospital and for the past 14 years have been servicing adults 18 years old and older as a psychotherapist in outpatient practices.

My commitment as a therapist is to provide a warm and affirming environment where clients can receive support metabolizing trauma and restore a sense of safety, trust, and authentic re-connection to themselves. Utilizing a psychodynamic approach that is nurturing, collaborative, and informed by an anti-oppressive framework, I work with clients to navigate the heartache of grief and loss, to explore how past relationship dynamics impact them in the present, to attend to ways of adapting that no longer serve them, and to learn new and alternative ways of relating.

How do you make a relationship work when demands seem overwhelming and conflict escalates quickly? How do you overcome resentment, infidelity, or a lack of trust? How can you transition into a new phase of life without losing connection with your significant other? Couples Counseling facilitates an understanding of critical dynamics, gives partners the tools to connect, and creates a foundation for a true partnership. At MindWell Psychology, Dr. Livia Freier offers traditional couples counseling as well as counseling intensive programs for couples who wish to experience fast progress or those unable to attend weekly sessions.

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.