In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each of my client's individual needs.

Cody Doucette is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (MHC) with a Master’s degree in Counseling and Psychological Services. He has a passion for supporting individuals as they pursue a healthy, well-balanced life. Cody has experience serving his community, helping clients repair relationship dynamics, and supporting them in developing healthy communication patterns.

I'm Bob Gallagher, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with a deep commitment to helping individuals on their journey to recovery and emotional well-being. With 24 years of personal recovery experience and over two decades of clinical practice, my approach to healing is both empathetic and pragmatic, tailored to the unique needs of each individual I work with. I believe in the power of a collaborative therapeutic relationship, where the client and I work as a team to navigate the complexities of emotional issues and addictive disorders. My aim is to empower individuals, helping them to tap into their inherent strengths and resilience. I focus on building skills, enhancing self-awareness, and fostering a sense of hope and possibility. With a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Boston and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Boston University, my educational background has provided me with a solid foundation in understanding the diverse aspects of mental health and addiction. My approach to healing at Rockland Recovery is centered on understanding each person's unique story, using a range of therapeutic tools to support their journey toward healing, and empowering them to lead a fulfilling and balanced life.

I am a dedicated and skilled Christian counselor with experience providing care for children, teenagers, and adults. I have experience supporting people with anxiety, trauma-related issues, depression, borderline personality, attention-deficit (ADD), oppositional defiant challenges, bipolar challenges, and adjustment-related challenges. I also have experience providing individual and couples therapy. I recognize that clients are able to make progress when they are open, ready, and able to commit to making changes in their lives. My goal is to help you heal and build a more functional life. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Rhode Island. I provide Christian counseling, and I also speak Haitian Creole.

Are you struggling with your self-worth? Are you finding it hard to communicate with people and manage important situations? Are you having difficulty with trauma that has occurred in your life? Learn how to find your strengths to address your perceived weaknesses. Communicate in difficult or tense situations to assert your needs while respecting other individuals. Better understand your trauma and use it as a strength for yourself to strive to be the person you want to be. I have extensive experience navigating these challenges. Here are the approaches that I use to address these problems in an effective manner: -Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to change your thinking and language -Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to be honest with how you are feeling and engage in helpful coping skills depending on your mood and energy -Person Centered Therapy in building a trusting environment for you -Narrative Therapy to help you see that you're always changing and have the ability to grow -Psychodynamic Therapy to be aware of your unconscious thoughts, feelings and actions If you want to learn more about my method to these approaches, I encourage you to contact me to get a free consultation to see if my services are a fit for you. I am doing both in-person and telehealth therapy (Online Video Sessions) appointments.

If you are seeking a compassionate, highly trained psychotherapist, you have found the right person. I enjoy a full-time private practice and offer convenient daytime and evening appointments, designed to meet your needs. Through mutually defined goals and a trusting therapeutic relationship, I will help you relieve your suffering. I have successfully helped clients heal from anxiety issues, panic attacks, phobias, intense grief, behavioral challenges, dysfunctional relationships, posttraumatic stress (PTSD), addictions, depression, and eating issues. I have 28 years of clinical experience and was the director of a licensed outpatient clinic for 10 years. I use a variety of clinical techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, self-psychology, mindfulness, hypnotherapy, and psychoanalytic therapy based on your specific and individual needs.

Psychotherapy is a place for the the private inner self to speak. This aspect of self has multiple voices and therapy is the place where they may be heard. What otherwise cannot be spoken may in therapy receive understanding. In this unique form of relating otherwise unheard aspects of self are extended a compassionate and intelligent ear. It is this to which I am devoted. Some of the voices that come forth in therapy are those of shame or grief or confusion or hurt or abandonment, deep places of wound and longing. Others may be the voices of lost goodness, misplaced dreams, and feared aspirations. Therapy as heart dialogue listens to the rhythms of these voices while attuning to the potentials for growth, pathways for development, images of unrealized possibilities. Psychotherapy as I practice it is a form of sustained attention to suspended and unheard aspects of self, a venue where rhythms of heart and mind can be explored, a vessel for holding the mystery that is oneself. My training (including extensive post-doctoral levels) is in the multiple traditions of depth psychology. Part of my work in therapy also has included my writing professional papers, having given talks at international conferences, teaching at post-graduate institutes, and having served on the board of editors of several professional journals. I also bring a developed background in mindfulness and contemplative practices. Among other aspects of training, I was a post-doctoral fellow at the Erik Erikson Institute which then was part of the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard. I also was a consultant at the United Nations where I served as a representative, developing and participating in numerous programs. In addition, I am available to those therapists that are moved to deepen their own work with their clients. I shall do all that I can to help you.

Every individual is a compilation of their genetics, early learned behavior, primary identifications, patterning, and life experience. Psychotherapy is a guide to identifying and mapping these factors, appreciating the ones that serve well as well as learning to work with and restructure those that, born of dysfunction, continue to cause unhappiness and anxiety. Psychotherapy is a mutual process, where a therapist acts as pilot for navigating what is brought by the patient - the co-pilot. It is the patient's job to think about and gradually share their experiences and thoughts while it is the therapist's job to listen carefully, comment effectively, and guide the patient to a better understanding of the lines that have shaped them. Verbalization leads to consciousness, and the chance to choose alternate ways of coping with situations and relationships. Out of cognition comes actions which lead to character changes. These can help a person to better reach their life goal and personal fulfillment, be these goals relationship, career, familial, financial or spiritual.

My name is Jewels and my specialty is working with individuals who grew up within family conflict, a difficult relationship with a parent, or a childhood that did not feel safe. I have trained in attachment trauma (when we don't grow up with consistent, nurturing caregivers) and the impact it has on our brain, body, behavior, and relationships. Growing up this way can feel like climbing a mountain without a map. We become skilled at navigating rocky terrain, reading the weather, bracing for storms, learning the safest path to take, and how to survive on our own. Our nervous system can feel these effects long after childhood is over. I offer education on the impact of trauma, mindfulness, tools for anxiety, productive communication techniques, ways to set healthy boundaries, and much more. For deeper work, I offer Internal Family Systems (exploring and getting to know different inner parts of yourself), and inner child work. We move at your own pace, focusing on what feels right for you. I am a nurturing therapist and offer a safe space where your inner child can begin to heal. You deserve to have a voice and your voice is important. Your feelings matter and you are not alone. “Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right” -Robert Hunter

I am a Certified Gestalt Psychotherapist. "Gestalt Therapy is a client-centered approach to psychotherapy that helps clients focus on the present and understand what is really happening in their lives right now, rather than what they may perceive to be happening, based on past experience." Another aspect of my practice is to provide Neurofeedback. To learn more about my work, please go to: www.EmilySRosen.com. I look forward to hearing from you!