6 licensed providers matched your needs
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
Katherine Gorman, LCSW-C
My name is Kate Gorman, LCSW, with over 24 years experience in psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy in a mental health clinic, private practices, and a telehealth platform. My style is interactive problem-solving, supporting you through compassionate listening combined with therapeutic questions that aim to resolve challenges, heal trauma,, couple issues, and family patterns. I offer holistic practical solutions in relationship, brain rewiring of negative thinking patterns, and tools to help shift your environment, as well as create career, internal, and other life changes.
Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Life transitions, Marital discord, Life coaching, Divorce, Academic underachievement, Marital and premarital, Parenting, Family conflict
Behavioral issues
Massiel Abramson, LMFT
I view psychology and mental health from the lens of how we work in our environmental and family groups. I am a family therapist who looks at individuals as part of a network of mental health needs. Even when I work with the individual, family and community matters to me. I specialize in anxiety, depression, stress, parenting, women's issues and self-esteem. I engage my clients in various modes of reflection about themselves, their relationships, and aspirations.
Anxiety, Depression, Women's issues, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Relationships, Racial, ethnic, and cultural identity, Parenting, Self esteem
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
Dr. Sandra Valente, LPC
Hi! My name is Dr. Sandra Valente. I have a PH.D. in Counseling Psychology. I am a licensed clinician in mental health and addictions and have been in this field for 30 years. I believe transformation is possible for every person. Each client is a unique individual who needs to be understood from their personal world view. I can help you identify coping skills for problems you are experiencing and help you become empowered and in touch with your feelings. I support you in efforts to resolve mental health issues and help you identify and utilize strengths to find happiness and peace within yourself and others.
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Trauma and PTSD, OCD, Narcissistic personality
Behavioral issues
Shomari Beamon, LPC
Greetings! I have over 25 yrs of experience providing evidence-based therapy, I specialize in working with individuals and couples to address behavioral, emotional, and mental health challenges. My clinical expertise includes Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Informed Care, and Person-Centered Therapy. I have worked with many diverse populations providing comprehensive, wraparound services to families, addressing crises, coordinating care, and supporting clients in community settings. I look forward to do great work with you!
Anxiety, Depression, Domestic abuse, Grief, Substance use disorder, Behavioral issues
Behavioral issues
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