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Savashia Harris, LMFT
I am a trauma-informed, licensed marriage and family therapist in the state of Connecticut. I have over nine years of post-graduate experience working with individuals across the lifespan; from children as young as five years old, teens, adults, couples, and families. I have crisis work experience and case management experience. I provide a warm, empathetic, strength-based approach to therapy that considers the whole person (mind, body, and spirit). I seek to understand clients’ needs and provide a supportive, nurturing environment that promotes healing and growth.
Anxiety, Depression, Behavioral issues, ADHD, Anger management, Child or adolescent, Coping skills, Divorce, Family conflict, Emotional disturbance, OCD, Relationships, Marital and premarital, Stress, Dual diagnosis, Self esteem, Self harming, Sex positive/poly/kink-friendly, Sex therapy, Eating disorders, Substance use disorder, Weight loss, Women's issues, Life transitions
Behavioral issues
Christina Von Dietsch, LCSW
Christina Von Dietsch, LCSW, and Master CASAC, is a highly experienced counselor with a wealth of knowledge gained from 5 years of counseling practice. My expertise encompasses a wide range of life challenges, my approach is client- centered highlighting an individuals' innate positive qualities .Providing services for couples, families, and individuals. I am a former first responder and have a understanding of the unique pressures and trauma associated with various professions'. I am deeply committed to helping my clients prioritize their concerns and achieve greater manageability in their lives.
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Gambling, Substance use disorder, Coping skills, Trauma and PTSD, Behavioral issues, Anger management, Bipolar disorder, Divorce, Family conflict, Grief, Life coaching, School issues, Women's issues, OCD
Behavioral issues
Heather Congdon, LPC
Life tends to ebb and flow like the tide. Finding a balance around life's changes and embracing the unknown is essential for navigating mental health symptoms. I am a licensed professional counselor and practicing art therapist. I incorporate person-centered, psychotherapy, and creative approaches for my clients to flourish and explore specific needs. I provide space for seeking deeper meaning, healing, and rediscovering an authentic voice. Together we'll create an individualized treatment plan incorporating; open discussions, journaling, and more. I look forward to witnessing your journey.
Anxiety, Depression, Substance use disorder, Trauma and PTSD, Life transitions, Grief, Self esteem, Stress, Relationships, Chronic pain, ADHD, Addiction, Dual diagnosis, Women's issues, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Coping skills, Anger management, Alcohol use, Codependency
Behavioral issues
Rosalyn Biggins, LPC
Life can feel overwhelming at times, whether it’s stress, anxiety, grief, relationship challenges, or major life changes. You don’t have to go through it alone. My approach is warm and supportive, but also direct when you need guidance. Together, we’ll explore what’s holding you back, build on your strengths, and develop practical tools to help you feel more confident, balanced, and in control of your life. Therapy is your space, and I’m here to walk with you as you create the changes you want to see.
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Substance use disorder, Coping skills
Behavioral issues
Amanda Calandro, LCSW
Hi, I’m Amanda—a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who believes therapy should be the safest place you’ll ever land. If you’ve spent years showing up for others while quietly struggling yourself, you’re not alone. I offer therapy that’s grounded in empathy, trauma-informed care, and deep respect for your story. You don’t need to be “ready” or have the perfect words—just willing to show up as you are. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply curious about healing, I’ll meet you with compassion, curiosity, and zero judgment. Together, we’ll create a safe space for clarity, growth, and emotional freedom.
Anxiety, Depression, Trauma and PTSD, Child or adolescent, Women's issues, ADHD, Addiction, Alcohol use, Adoption, Anger management, Behavioral issues, Childhood abuse/neglect, Coping skills, Divorce, Family conflict, Dual diagnosis, Emotional disturbance, Gender dysphoria and gender-affirming approaches to treatment, Grief, Life transitions, Marital and premarital, Marital discord, Peer relationship, Parenting, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Sex positive/poly/kink-friendly, Relationships, Self esteem, School issues, Sexuality, sexual health, and sexual-related concerns, Stress, Substance use disorder, Teen violence
Behavioral issues
Kirsten Coveney, LCSW
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over twenty years experience. I entered this work based on my own experiences with mental health and my subsequent recovery journey. It is vital to me that clients feel heard and supported in this work because I believe this is how real change occurs. My focus is to partner with you to explore what you want from therapy and help you define what recovery looks like for you so that you can create your best life. I welcome you and look forward to working with you.
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Bipolar disorder, ADHD, Alcohol use, Coping skills, Trauma and PTSD, Dual diagnosis, Relationships, Substance use disorder, Stress
Behavioral issues
Beth Lafontaine, LCSW
I graduated from Eastern Connecticut State University in 2001 with a BA in Psychology and began working in the substance abuse field. I then graduated Springfield College in 2011 with a Masters in Social Work earning my LADC that year and my LCSW the following year. I have knowledge of all ages and multiple therapy techniques and issues. I have been trained in multiple therapeutic techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive processing therapy and motivational interviewing.
Addiction, Alcohol use, Anger management, Anxiety, Bipolar disorder, Chronic impulsivity, Chronic Relapse, Codependency, Coping skills, Depression, Divorce, Domestic abuse, Domestic violence, Drug abuse, Dual diagnosis, Emotional disturbance, Family conflict, Gambling, Grief, Infidelity, Men's issues, OCD, Peer relationship, Self esteem, Self harming, Sex therapy, Sexual abuse, Spirituality, Substance use disorder, Trauma and PTSD, Women's issues
Behavioral issues
Taylor Burgos, LCSW
I have 10 plus years of experience. I provide individual, family therapy, couples therapy, and group counseling to adults, children, and adolescents. I view the counseling process as an alliance between client and therapist and consider the client as the experts of their lives. My theoretic approach is based on the belief that clients are in charge of their counseling experience. My goal as a counselor is to provide a safe environment where we can explore your primary interests, develop goals and determine strengths and assets as you move toward your aspirations. I look forward to working with you !
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Substance use disorder, Child or adolescent, Gender dysphoria and gender-affirming approaches to treatment
Behavioral issues
Margaret Jackson, LPC
I specialize in Trauma and Substance Use Disorders. I have also worked with clients who struggle with Depression and Anxiety. I committed to helping people work though life’s challenges, develop coping skills, and build healthier relationships. My work focuses on targeting ineffective behaviors, habits, and re-framing negative thought patterns. I believe in taking a collaborative, realistic approach to helping clients reach their goals. I’m passionate about working with young people who struggle with trauma. If you’re interested in scheduling a session with me, please send a request.
Anxiety, Depression, Trauma and PTSD, Substance use disorder, Coping skills
Behavioral issues
Dr. Suzanne Marmo, LCSW
I approach psychotherapy from a place of empathy and non-judgment. My specialization as a therapist, researcher and educator has been in loss, complicated grief, and serious illness. During my over 25 years of clinical practice, I have found the most effective therapies are practical, easy to understand, & focused on self acceptance & healing. I strive to provide a warm and safe space where my patients can feel comfortable sharing what they want to, at their own pace, without fear of judgment. Know that therapy with me will integrate my expertise along with acceptance, compassion, and a sense of humor.
Anxiety, Depression, Chronic illness, Grief, Adoption, Career counseling, Coping skills, Divorce, Family conflict, Gender dysphoria and gender-affirming approaches to treatment, Chronic pain, Life transitions, Alzheimer's, Life coaching, Parenting, Marital discord, Relationships, Self esteem, School issues, Peer relationship, Trauma and PTSD, Women's issues, Academic underachievement, Alcohol use, Borderline personality, Childhood abuse/neglect, Developmental disorders, Emotional disturbance, Infertility, Infidelity, Learning disabilities, Obesity, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Sleep or insomnia, Sexual abuse, Stress, Weight loss, Racial, ethnic, and cultural identity, Suicidal ideation, Substance use disorder
Behavioral issues
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