Stephen Medina is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with 7 years of experience providing care to children, adolescents, and adults who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and mood-related challenges.

Marissa Ross is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) who treats a variety of mental health concerns, including mood issues, depression, anxiety, sleep concerns and insomnia, posttraumatic stress (PTSD), substance use, and women’s issues. Marissa is a compassionate provider with strong clinical skills and an emphasis on following evidence-based guidelines.

Thank you for your interest in my practice. I have been a licensed clinical social worker in the Mid-Hudson Valley since 1994. I offer supportive psychotherapy to children, adults, couples and families in the community. Within the context of a caring therapeutic environment, I collaborate with clients on addressing a range of concerns including relationship issues, life transitions (such as going away to college, coping with divorce, becoming a first-time parent) and managing stressors at school, work and home. Capitalizing on each individual's unique strengths and needs, I assist clients in finding ways to enhance their personal effectiveness and overall life satisfaction through opportunities to develop new skills and valuable insights. I am committed to staying current in my knowledge base as a mental health clinician so that I can best serve the persons who entrust me with their psychological well-being. My post-graduate training is ongoing and includes certification in the field of Grief and Loss. Having this background, I am particularly attuned to how emotional wounds that were inflicted in the past may be making their legacy known in the present. I have also been certified by the Smith College School for Social Work in the area of Advanced Practice with Children and Adolescents. My practice is sensitive to all areas of diversity, including race, gender, religion, ethnicity, disability and sexual orientation. While I work with persons of many faiths and creeds, I do offer Christian-based counseling by request.

Christopher Hawkins (AKA Topher) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts. He has spent years honing his skills in different settings, working with children, adolescents, adults, and their families who are struggling with the impact that trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar, and other mental health challenges can have on individuals, families, and their behaviors.

Ven Grullon is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (MHC) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. They have had the opportunity to work with various populations and be part of the healing journey for many individuals and families.

Visiting this page is your first step! I'm an independently licensed psychotherapist and owner of a private practice, located in both East Greenwich & North Providence, RI. My approach is upfront, honest, and science-based. I believe in finding patterns of behavior in your life and drawing your attention to these patterns. In order to move forward and make progress, I believe in using the principles of neuropsychology and other science-based approaches to make realistic and sustainable change for you. Ultimately, the sessions are yours and yours only. You entirely decide the direction of our sessions - even if I suggest we go in a different direction.

Martin F. Hill, Sr., PhD, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts who has over 25 years of clinical experience and 15 years of teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Dr. Hill is experienced in addressing multicultural and LGBTQIA+ issues. He is flexible, encouraging, optimistic, and focused on improving the overall well-being of each client.

I am a doctoral level therapist with over 20 years experience working with individuals with mental health issues, everyday problems, andor relationship issues. My approach is a collaborative one which varies with individual needs. I tend to be informal in style and actively engaged at all times. I believe that humor is an essential part of therapy. I further believe that everyone can benefit from having an impartial, insightful third party in their life. I welcome clients who might perceive themselves to be "challenging".

You're looking for someone who understands the running thoughts, the constant worry, the perpetual dissatisfaction with life and yearning for something to change. You just don't know how to get there. You may even feel alone in your inability to be happy in the world while you imagine it must be so easy for everyone else. You will find that therapy with me that is collaborative, nonjudgmental, and personalized to your experiences and preferences. Our work together is just that, a team approach. You won't be left to navigate your healing while I nod in the corner and ask you "How does that make you feel?" That would drive us both nuts. Together we can get to the root of the issues; we can find the authentic parts of you that have been hidden to meet expectations. We will undo the "shoulds" you place on yourself, discover your true values, your unique identity, and help you embrace life with confidence and joy. You'll gain coping skills to navigate the hard parts that naturally come with living life to the fullest and useful insights into how to step out of your own way and allow yourself to be happy and fulfilled.

Each of us has a unique story that reflects our life experiences and helps to shape our perspective of the world around us and how we view ourselves. Therapy is an opportunity to explore and understand your life story, heal from painful emotions, identify and build upon your strengths, and create lasting change to improve your overall sense of well-being. As your therapist, I aim to foster a warm, supportive, and collaborative therapeutic environment where you feel safe to engage in self-exploration and reach your goals. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, I have training and experience working with teensadolescents, adults, and families dealing with diverse challenges, including depression, anxiety, trauma, anger, life stressors, low self-esteem, and justice involvement. My approach to therapy is both person-centered and integrative as I believe it is important for us to develop a strong therapeutic relationship while also considering your specific needs. It takes courage to seek a happier and more fulfilling life. I am here to support you as you take these steps toward positive change.

Compassionate Healing is a group psychotherapy practice offering mental health services to clients in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Our therapists provide compassionate, evidence-based therapy to individuals and families across their lifespan, with a particular focus on child, adolescent, and trauma-focused therapies and parenting support. We specialize in tailoring acceptance based and cognitive behavioral treatments to support each client's unique needs and goals. Regardless of what you, your child, or loved one has experienced or is currently going through, our therapists believe in every person's capacity to heal. Our therapists are person-centered in their treatment approach. This means we believe gaining your trust and ensuring that you feel understood, valued, and supported during therapy is extremely important.

I am confident in assisting you with any struggles you are currently undertaking. I will do my best to aid you in the management of experiences from anxiety and depression, to social difficulty, and beyond. Through our therapy, I will help you in developing tools you can use on your own, increase understanding and awareness of self, and to help you feel comfortable in your own skin. Helping you in your ability to improve your quality of life and the capability of being yourself is paramount. I provide a comfortable and safe environment for you to learn about yourself and grow at your own pace. I will challenge you to be true to yourself and invest in yourself. I use a wide variety of interventions, techniques, and theories in my practice. I believe there is a very close link between mind, body, and emotion. Understanding how our emotions and experiences have the ability to alter the way we feel, and vice versa, is crucial to improved mental health. Some interventions or coping skills I like to employ involve mindfulness, perspective shifting, and the introduction of various coping strategies.