Therapists Beginning With O in Rhode Island

Current availability for medication management, accepting most commercial insurance plans. Do you ever feel stressed, overwhelmed, or just plain stuck? Having someone to listen can help a person move to a healthier place. We offer counseling to improve mood, functioning, communication, self-esteem, and connection. Why continue to have the same argument, repeat negative behavior, or avoid interacting? We take a holistic approach to problem solving, additional offerings; DUI counseling, Emotional Support Animal Evaluations, Trainings, prof. consultations, Ear Acupuncture, Reiki,and Clinical Supervision.

I am a LMHC practicing in Providence RI. I have extensive experience with children, specializing in trauma and behavioral issues, through my work as a school adjustment counselor and in the residential treatment setting as a clinician, for over 20 years. I believe that therapy is best approached in a holistic and systematic way. I will actively collaborate with you to create a course of treatment aimed at reaching your goals. The relationship I form with you is one of the most important factors leading to success. My goal is to create an authentic, safe space, without judgement, where clients are able to express themselves.

Are you navigating significant life transitions or facing challenges? Therapy can be a valuable tool to explore the strengths you already possess and guide you towards a life aligned with your core values. Life throws us daily challenges, and my therapeutic approach centers on empowering you with a person-centered, holistic perspective. As a registered yoga teacher and mindfulness skills instructor, I incorporate wellness-based practices backed by evidence to support you in realizing your full potential.

Please note that I do not take insurance. Hello! I am a Stanford-trained Clinical Psychologist and Success Coach. I work with individuals wanting to create positive change in their lives, quickly and effectively. I have been practicing as a psychologist for the last 15 years, and my approach incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy and positive psychology. We utilize your strengths, values, and goals to create a roadmap to your happiest and most successful life.

Amanda Fontaine, MS, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has been working with individuals, couples, children, teens, and families since 2001. She works with clients who may be struggling with a broad range of issues such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and/or behavioral issues. She is a member of the Kink-Aware Professionals Directory. Amanda also currently serves as Past President of the RI Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, our Rhode Island professional organization for MFT's.

Asking for help can be difficult and it takes courage. It can also be rewarding as it can lead to fulfilling your goals in life. Life is full of emotional challenges and together we can work to cultivate growth by understanding the barriers that you face. Together we can explore solutions to help you regain control of your life and continue to move forward in pursuit of your dreams.

Andrew is passionate about supporting clients on the journey toward the attainment of their goals and a more rich, full, and meaningful life. His focus is always on helping individuals along this journey in a manner that is collaborative and respectful of where they are in the process. Andrew creates a safe and supportive space, where clients can be vulnerable and bring to the space whatever it is they feel is troubling them or they want to better understand. He is committed to equipping his clients with skills to better manage their lives and emotions so they do not need to rely on addiction to cope.

I am an independently licensed psychotherapist and owner of a private practice in North Kingstown; OK Counseling Center. With a diverse artistic and academic background I am consistently creating original and distinct paths to attainment. I have 15+ years of experience working in agencies and schools as a guidance counselor addressing the various emotional needs of school-aged children. I am committed to serving children and adults, as well as adolescents and their families, both in individual and group settings.

Practice is accepting new clients! I am passionate about providing education and empowerment around the mind-body connection. We learn to understand how the mind and body may be in survival mode and how a learned response may no longer serve us. Holding space allows for the body and mind to create space from imprinted thoughts & emotions in order to see choice in self-talk, belief systems, behaviors, and gain acceptance of ourselves. We learn how to rewire/rewrite our narrative through self-compassion.

Welcome! I believe our problems are related to both environmental and/or internal factors, however we don't need to be the victim of our current or life's circumstances. Our healing resides within each one of us, and all we may need is guidance to help us reach clarity to claim our true power within. The author and M.D., Scott Peck states at the start of his book, The Road Less Traveled, “Life is difficult.” When we experience those difficulties, therapy gives us an outlet to sift through those painful emotions of confusion, fear, sadness, and even hopelessness, but most importantly therapy can help give us a new outlook on life.

Nanisia Oliveira is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Rhode Island. She graduated with a BS from University of Rhode Island and a Master's degree in Social Work from Regis College. Nanisia provides a supportive space for open communication and actively listens to your concerns, offering thoughtful responses and guidance tailored to your needs. Her approach is grounded in empathy and understanding, aiming to help you explore and navigate your emotions and challenges. In her free time, Nanisia enjoys reading, watching documentaries, hiking, and walks with her dog.

I deeply value the importance of safe and connected relationships, and see this as an integral part of restoration and growth. My goal is to develop a therapeutic relationship with clients that fosters change through creating an interpersonal experience of understanding, safety, and empowerment. I am actively engaged in the certification process of Emotion Focused Therapy. EFT is a validated and proven model of couples therapy (also used for individuals or families as well).

I am accepting new individuals, couples, and families . . . making appointments within one week of first phone call or possibly sooner depending upon the need.

I believe in lifes journey people experience changes and transitions which challenge our ability to adapt and grow. Difficulty in this process can be expressed in a variety of ways including feelings of depression, anxiety, irritability, sleep disturbance, change in appetite, reliance on alcohol/drugs, lack of energy, and other symptoms. Often these symptoms are early warning signs we are having difficulty with these changes. Sometimes normal life changes like loss of a relationship, leaving home, or birth of a child can be stressful. Unusual events like traumatic loss, illness, physical injury, and combat experiance present unique personal challenges.

I am currently a pre-licensed intern with Navigant Counseling, and am working under supervision as I prepare to graduate with a masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in December of 2024. Following December, I will transition to a masters leveled pre-licensed clinician with Navigant. During our time together, I want to focus on building a collaborative relationship in order to understand your lifestyle, and what you need out of counseling services. It's my priority to have you feel safe, heard, and allow you to reach your goals.

Simon offers a flexible approach to therapy rooted in person-centered, strengths-based, relational, and holistic perspectives. With a belief in therapy as a collaborative process guided by the person seeking it, he strives to create a space of support and safety where you can explore, express, and grow. Drawing from various therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness, narrative therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and art-based interventions, Simon adapts his approach to meet your specific needs and goals.

Alone. It's how so many of us feel inside. Even in the midst of a career, relationship or family, we may feel unseen and unheard, have trouble setting boundaries and priorities, find ourselves coping unauthentically, while experiencing a yearning for connection, meaning and a sense of deeper purpose. Others may be living with chronic illness or pain or have suffered a significant loss in their lives. I know exactly how that feels, and more importantly, as a Transformational Coach and Interfaith Minister, I know how you can experience a safer, more powerful, authentic, and connected way to walk in the world.

I am a social worker at the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety helping clients of all ages. I have experience helping people struggling with OCD, anxiety, and related disorders, and particularly enjoy working with neurodivergent, queer, and gender nonconforming clients. My goals are your goals. I am a firm believer that I, as your therapist, should not be someone that is telling you what kind of person you should be. I am the resource and guide on your journey to transform into the version of yourself you would most like to be. Your life is your story, and you deserve the tools to write it.

Mary Onungwe, PhD, LMHC graduated from North Dakota State University in 2015. Areas of specialization include mental health, substance use disorders and career guidance. Integrated approach to counseling practices are utilized in navigating sessions with clients and their families. Hobbies include traveling, walking and fellowshipping with friends/family members.