Therapists Beginning With H in Rhode Island

I believe everyone holds the keys to their own healing inside themselves, and my job is to create a safe and non-judgmental space to help you find them. I enjoy supporting people to navigate life challenges and seek wholeness and resiliency. I have mainly worked in community mental health, and have a passion for reducing barriers to the type of care that people desire. I saw directly how interactions with the systems that our societies have built up cause people harm, in particular those from historically marginalized groups. I have experience working with folks who are BIPoC, immigrants, LGBTQIA+, and gender diverse.

Connection is wellness. Stress and trauma causes us to (DYS)connect. We help people find their way back to connection so you can be whole again and be well. Most of what we call ‘psychiatric disorders’ are a form of Dis(DYS)connection. Dis(DYS)connection from our sense of self, our bodies, our beliefs, our values, our families, our social groups, our culture, our sense of purpose, our ancestry, our society. Everything is interconnected - how we connect and what we connect to will shape our experience because our nervous systems long to be connected at a fundamental level.

I strongly believe that therapy is a place to explore what in your life needs attention and support, and work together to determine what strategies will best enhance your life.I am a master’s level pre-licensed therapist in Rhode Island, where I provide individual and group therapy to adolescents, college students, and adults. My areas of specialty are anxiety, depression, perfectionism, student mental health, impulsivity, relationship difficulties, and issues with self-esteem and identity.

Have you or a loved one been suffering from crippling anxiety or OCD? In my practice, I extend my services to children through adults, fostering an environment centered on evidence-based treatments, compassion, and understanding. Your unique journey is at the heart of my approach, and I am dedicated to tailoring treatment plans that not only acknowledge but celebrate the distinct qualities that make you, well, you. Each client is a story waiting to be unfolded, and I find great joy in designing personalized treatment plans that not only address the challenges you're facing but also empower you to navigate life with strength.

Something happened in your past- a single incident, like an assault, or a series of events, such as a traumatic childhood- that continues to impact you today. You have a good life now and hope for the future, but you continue to be bothered by upsetting memories. You want to learn to enjoy the happy moments in your life, feel more in control of your mind and body, and ease your anxiety. You want to work through your trauma so you can get past your past.

I have 10 years of experience providing clinical services to individuals and families ranging from age 10 to age 89. I have an active license in both Social Work and Substance Use with a certificate in trauma specific care. I received my Master's degree in Social Work from Rhode Island College specializing in Psychiatric Health. My philosophy utilizes an empathic, compassionate, and collaborative approach with a goal to help individuals identify their needs and provide practical skills that will enhance their ability to prosper; while acknowledging and fostering personal strengths.

Whitney Hall is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Rhode Island with 10 years of experience providing clinical services to individuals and families ranging from age 10 to age 89. She received her Master's degree in Social Work from Rhode Island College, specializing in Psychiatric Health. Whitney's philosophy utilizes an empathic, compassionate, and collaborative approach with a goal to help individuals identify their needs and provide practical skills that will enhance their ability to prosper, while acknowledging and fostering personal strengths.

Your relationship with food and your body has taken over your life, and you’re tired of feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, and alone. You may be fed up with the shame, tired of having no control, or sick of feeling isolated. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is for sure: you’re ready for some relief. You’re ready to leave the eating disorder behind. You want to feel confident and in control of your emotions. Most of all, you’re ready to reconnect with yourself.

My name is Karen Hanscom PhD. I am a licensed PhD psychologist with more than 30 years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and groups. While experienced in a wide range of psychological problems, my areas of expertise include: Chronic Pain, Chronic Illness and Adjustment to New Medical Diagnoses, Trauma and PTSD, Adjustment to Life Events:- the birth of a child; the death of a loved one; a new job, Major Depression, Anxiety, Mindfulness Training, Stress Reduction and Self-Hypnosis, Interpersonal Relationships, Senior Issues and The Attainment of New Habits.

We are accepting new referrals for Telehealth, and are here to help you on your healing journey. Are you looking to explore new ways to heal and grow? Do you want to expand on traditional talk-therapy, and work with therapists who take an integrative approach (mind, body, and spirit)? Utilizing holistic modalities aimed at treating the whole person, our practice hopes to help you reach your goals and explore your potential. Sometimes we all need extra support in our journey through life; we are here to offer guidance, empathy, and a safe haven to explore your thoughts, hopes, and fears.

Positive change is attainable, and it starts with building safe and healthy connections. My goal as a therapist is to start by taking time in learning what makes you unique and how you'd like to grow. I aim to provide a welcoming and strengths-focused atmosphere to assist in building on the skills that you already have as well as work together to add some new tools and strategies.

Are you discouraged? Do you feel confused about certain aspects of your life? Does anxiety or sadness get in the way of things you would like to do? Do you worry about things you cannot control? Do you struggle to understand relationships in your life? Have you been hurt and don't know how to resolve the pain and anger? Have you thought of talking with someone but feel you should be able to solve things on your own? Therapy can lead you to confident places in which you become empowered to make the best choices to meet your own needs.

Times of transition can be a time of great growth, or struggle, or, often, both. I specialize in working with women in the transition to parenthood who may need help adjusting to new roles and demands. I also work with college students transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, and midlife career changers, to name but a few of the many transition times I've counseled clients through in therapy.

My goal is to create a safe and supportive space for you. Everyone seeks therapy for different reasons; I work with each client individually to identify your own goals. I believe the most critical aspect to therapy is the relationship therapist and client, I work hard to build trust and create a strong, caring connection. I enjoy working with college students, those in transition and seeking supports and who are part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community! I am strongly anti-racist in my work and acknowledge how power and privilege impact a persons life.

Hello, my name is Judy Hart. I have been a licensed mental health therapist since 2008. I believe that each person has the strength within themselves to grow and change through life's challenges and losses. I specialize in grief therapy, anxiety, mood disorders, and life transitions. My therapeutic focus is on individual therapy with adolescents 16-18, emerging adults 18-26, adults, and adults in later years. I accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, Neighborhood Healthcare, Cigna, and United/Optum Healthcare.

Life can often place you in situations where you feel stuck, overwhelmed, and helpless. We sometimes feel that no matter how hard we try, we just can't seem to fix our problems. That's where I can help. Whether it's anxiety, depression, relationship trouble, or difficulties with managing physical health, I help clients to find tangible solutions to these problems. Life can be difficult, but it doesn't have to get in the way of living it in a fulfilling, rewarding, and meaningful way.

Harvest Hope Counseling, LLC is a small outpatient private practice on the East Side of Providence, RI. Our location is conveniently located on a bus line with easy access to the highway; 10 mins from downtown Providence and 5 minutes to highway 95.

In working with individuals for over 15 years in a variety of settings, I’ve seen the impact that relationships and communication with others can have on individual well-being. When internalized, our lived experiences can manifest as anxiety, depression, self doubt and low self-esteem. Repeated thoughts and behaviors can be exhausting especially once we realize they’re no longer working for us. The good news is change is possible! I focus on the relationship between mind and body through thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to help clients achieve the peace of mind they're looking for.

In my work, I find myself connecting to adults navigating life with anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-esteem and college/career issues. Perhaps you're finding it difficult to manage the stressors of everyday life. Maybe you long to build meaningful relationships but find the task to be daunting. Or perhaps you're feeling drained from putting others needs before your own. Whether you want to focus on a specific issue or seek to improve your overall quality of life, I'm glad you've made it here.