3 therapists in Maine matching your needs

Hi! I'm Leyla. Welcome. I am glad you're here. Are you sick and tired of existing in a White Supremacist capitalistic hellscape? The pain inside of you is reflective of the collective chaos outside of you. Your feelings are valid. 🫂 If this resonates with you, look no further. Your anti-capitalist therapist is here. I believe that healing as individuals requires recognition of the trauma of structural oppression and dominance. With this in mind, I center anti-racist + anti-oppressive, LGBTQIA+-affirming, disability justice, and intersectional feminist values into my practice. I reflect on and recognize the privileges I hold and how these have assisted me in navigating the world. The lens I look through may be of interest to you. I am a second generation immigrant settler from Lebanon/Sweden. I am Autistic, ADHD and a survivor. I am able-bodied and live with chronic illness. I am cis-gender and queer. I am a Person of the Global Majority (PoGM). I live in the colonized portion of Wabanaki territory now known as Mount Desert Island, Maine. I support gender-diverse individuals with many neurotypes. My clients tend to be highly intellectual & deep thinkers -- "Talented & Gifted burn-out kids" who are in the process of unmasking. Many of my clients are late-diagnosed/un-diagnosed Autistic and//or ADHD, hyper-sensitive//hyper-self aware//highly anxious folx who may experience obsessive thinking, executive dysfunction, social withdrawl, sensory overwhelm and relationship conflict. Many of my clients identify as the black sheep or scapegoat of their families and are cycle breakers of intergenerational trauma. I vibe with symbolic thinkers who are interested in understanding themselves and how their early childhood experiences shaped their relational patterns today. If this sounds like you, I look forward to supporting you on this journey!

Hello, I'm Makoto Ikegami, a therapist who helps people who have been through really tough times. I have a lot of experience with things like trauma, feeling really down, and struggling with addictive behaviors. I work with each person to give them the support and tools they need to feel better and live a happier life. My aim is to create a caring and understanding environment where you can talk about what's been hard for you and take steps towards a better, more satisfying life.

Dedicated to facilitating positive change, Christina utilizes a blend of humor and person-centered therapy to support clients in navigating contemporary challenges. Emphasizing empowerment, she encourages individuals to craft their own narratives and envision the lives they aspire to lead, fostering a judgment-free environment throughout the therapeutic process. Proficient in addressing a spectrum of concerns, Christina holds trauma certification and possesses expertise in treating various diagnoses, including but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, and neurodiversity. Her clientele spans across diverse age groups, encompassing children, adolescents, adults, and older adults.