Therapists Beginning With K in New Hampshire

Katarina is an experienced mental health clinician, case manager, and CPS worker, giving her a broad spectrum of experiences. She works with children, adults, and families from varying cultures and backgrounds and a variety of mental health and social issues. Katarina particularly enjoys integrating holistic and alternative healing methods into evidenced-based counseling approaches, including visualization, energy work, meditation and mindfulness-based skills.  She enjoys working with individuals who seek to learn more about themselves and have the desire to learn, grow, and evolve.

Have you experienced vibrant well-being, peace, joy, a feeling of everything being in synch, or happiness for no reason? Unfortunately, these are often fleeting experiences, moments of grace in the midst of stress, conflict, fear or anxiety, boredom, striving, emptiness, and perhaps poor physical or emotional health. You may feel it is impossible when you are down to ever feel good again. But you can! It is a matter a bit of guidance and learning how to free yourself from the obstacles to your health, inner peace and harmony and balance.

Adolescents rock! Adolescence sucks... As the adult emerges, the need to separate and individuate is primal and the ensuing metamorphosis affects all important relationships. Adapting to the rights and responsibilities of the emerging adult can be confusing and frustrating and make for multitudes of conflicts. As a therapist, I am pragmatic and practical, look for ways to support the process of growing up, teach necessary skills to increase interpersonal effectiveness and mindful self-care. My goal is to help individuals understand their needs and as to achieve a sense of fulfillment and independence necessary to satisfying living.

Do you want to reclaim your life from worry and doubt? Life can be hard, but it is possible to thrive. I combine a warm, person-centered approach with scientifically tested treatments to tackle issues such as lack of focus, feeling stuck, scattered, anxious, and wounded by interpersonal relationships. Through this work, clients report feeling unstuck, reconnecting with a sense of creativity and meaning, regaining focus, and feeling equipped to form lasting connections, manage symptoms, and face challenges.

Substance Abuse LADC evaluations for the court system are my specialty. At this time due to overwhelming demands, my practice is limited to direct referrals from lawyers that I have been regularly working with.

Licensed in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Managing everyday life can be difficult and sometimes we are hit with unexpected events that further complicate our lives. Oftentimes the things we have done to manage are no longer working. I work with adolescents, young adults and adults, partnering to work through the process of making difficult decisions, supporting life transitions, or managing their mental health challenges. My approach is strength-based and solution focused with the goal of empowering my clients so that they may heal, grow, and feel better able to manage their lives.

Hello! I am a BSW graduate of Plymouth State University and a MSW graduate of Simmons College. I am currently practicing via Telehealth in NH and MA. With over 13 years of experience in the social work field, I have worked in various settings including community mental health, child development, healthcare, and crisis intervention. I have an eclectic therapeutic approach using a blend of best practice from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Psycho-Education, Solution Focused Therapy and other evidenced based practices.

Offering in-person sessions and telehealth sessions. My life’s work has been focused on helping people to live their best lives through understanding, perseverance, and empowerment. I have over 15 years of experience assisting and helping people in the mental health and substance use fields. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and a Certified Grief Informed Professional (CGP).

Helping couples reconnect and reduce conflict that creates distance in their relationship with the most effective marriage counseling approach...Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). While using EFT as my treatment approach I have successfully guided couples to regain trust, communication, and the love they thought they had lost in their relationship. Many of my clients are referrals from other clients and couples who have researched the most effective couples treatment and discovered EFT.

Throughout our lives we are strengthened, not defined, by our experiences. Some experiences are welcomed and enjoyed and others are challenging and even devastating at times. The work for all of us in this life is to learn how to cope with and grow from our experiences while empowering ourselves and others to create more positive ones. We can do this by staying mindful and connected to the strength and stability within us. I believe we have an innate need and ability to connect and feel a sense of unconditional acceptance and this is what therapy can offer.

We are licensed clinical mental health providers with over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and families. We complete Neuropsychological Evaluations, and work with individuals and families who have parenting concerns, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, ODD, and Autism.

Life brings many unexpected and sometimes very difficult challenges. Change and transition can be uncomfortable and painful, particularly when it is not what we want or envision. Through therapy one can gain insight into one's self and come to understand how certain life events impact your life. Through this process of self reflection one can explore how to better manage events outside of one's control, learn more adaptive coping skills and find strategies for dealing with distress. Therapy is a tool to help people develop and improve areas of their lives that ultimately lead to greater inner contentment.

Today's world is full of many complexities. Do you have difficulty trying to navigate expectations, or having difficulty knowing how to think or feel? Parenting, relationships, careers, and learning/developmental challenges can all be extremely stressful - and not to mention “things change” as we experience life. Do you have difficulty taking care of yourself, getting your needs met and making healthy choices? Do you have difficulty finding a place to become less stressed and figure things out? Things can improve! I believe that optimism and hope are essential elements of healing.

Courtney Keefe is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor practicing in New Hampshire. She received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology & Dance from Springfield College in 2015, and her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rivier University in 2018. While receiving her education, she completed an internship at Keene State College's Counseling Center, where she worked with college students struggling with various mental health concerns.

My clients want to uncover the hidden version of their best self by confronting the traumas, anxieties, hardships and expectations in their lives. They are ready to build confidence and self-compassion, engage in self-care, set boundaries, improve their relationships, and put their needs first. I work with individuals who have endured traumas or struggle to engage in self-expression (including gender and sexual identity), and are ready to create positive changes, to increase their satisfaction in life and confidently navigate the world around them. They are ready for self-empowerment and to understand and accept themselves.

I am a certified clinical traumatologist and psychotherapist. It is my hope to help you feel better. Whether its depression, fear worry, anxiety, stress, child problems, relationship concerns or family issues, we as a team will seek the solutions that will help you embrace the life you seek for yourself.

Women constantly struggle trying to meet the demands of society. Whether married or single, child-free or have a full household, it feels like a never-ending list of “to-dos”. Waking up to a flurry of thoughts, running moment to moment attempting to be present in your life while constantly jumping to the next thing … it’s a race of survival at times. How is it that all the other women around you seem like they’ve got it together? Well, they don’t.

My approach is grounded in the belief that there exists an innate wisdom in the body and mind. I work with you to facilitate your ability to tap into that wisdom. I incorporate a somatically oriented therapy where you the client can begin to notice your body response, emotional response, and the mind's response to the issues you are struggling with. Change becomes possible as you mindfully observe, process, and integrate these response patterns to discover how you organize your experience.