In-Person Therapists in Connecticut
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Julia Simmons
My approach to therapy: I deeply believe that being vulnerable takes courage and committing yourself to growth through self-reflection is brave. I am honored to hear your stories of success and failure, love and loss and tragedy and triumph. We are all human after all.
In-Person or Online
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James Foley
My approach to therapy: Working with me is knowing you have found a empathetic, knowledgeable, focused, educated, and experienced two decades plus specialist who will help you protect the life you have from further misbehavior of yours and rebuild what you can.
In-Person or Online
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Rachael Haimindra
My approach to therapy: I use a variety of modalities and interventions to meet you where you are at. We all are individuals and my approach is tailored to your needs a unique person. I am very nurturing, direct, and believe in cheering you on as you accomplish your goals.
In-Person or Online
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Kelsey Sanchez
My approach to therapy: I use a collaborative, empathetic, and authentic approach to address your concerns and treatment plan. We will utilize a therapeutic approaches that feel most natural to us - pulling from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. In person clients may also have access to some play based therapy or creative therapy.
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Stephen Wilson
My approach to therapy: With my warm and empathetic approach, we establish a safe and non-judgmental space to explore feelings, concerns, and goals. I recognize that societal expectations and cultural pressures can often hinder some from seeking support.
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Sammi Farber
My approach to therapy: Though I specialize primarily in eating disorders, I also have extensive experience in treating generalized anxiety disorder, depression, borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, relationship problems and life transitions.
In-Person or Online
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Nicole Wilson-Faniel
My approach to therapy: You already have some resiliency so we will build on that to learn how to access emotional wellness, navigate life stressors, set appropriate boundaries, cope, heal and embrace your evolution of self.
In-Person or Online
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Christie Beaulieu
My approach to therapy: I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex relationships, as well as those who seek to understand their behavior patterns and the underlying issues contributing to their struggles.
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Heather Plourde
My approach to therapy: I am a Licensed Therapist and Certified Parent Support Specialist who have spent the last fifteen years working with families and couples that need support through emotionally difficult times and ruptures within intimate relationships.
In-Person or Online
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Kristen Maguire
My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that I create a safe, non-judgmental space where you can feel heard and supported. Together, we’ll explore challenges, build on your strengths, and find strategies that fit your unique needs and goals.
In-Person or Online
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Find In-Person Therapists & Counselors in Connecticut.
In-person therapy is a powerful tool. Just like when you’re in-person with the people you care about, you have more access to each other’s non-verbal cues. For both the therapist and the client, this can be helpful. Sometimes, people who spend their days working on computers or doing more socially isolated work feel that in-person therapy is even more valuable because it is a change of pace.
In-Person Therapy Benefits
A big part of a therapeutic practice is creating a peaceful environment where the therapist and the client can comfortably focus. A therapist’s office should be a safe space free of distractions and outside influences. Because your therapist is in charge of that space, seeing your therapist in-person means you don’t have to worry about creating the right environment for therapy like you would if you went to therapy virtually from your own space.
In-person therapy also allows for more flexibility in the type of therapy like equine therapy, art therapies, or walk and talk therapies.
If you are trying to make the decision about whether or not you should see a therapist in person or online, our article on making the decision between the two can be helpful. At Mental Health Match we connect you with top local therapists who are experienced in the ways that best meet your needs.
