3 therapists in Maine matching your needs

Dru Johnston is a specialist dealing with Men and common issues that men face. He has broad experience providing practical help coping with life challenges. Face the realities of life utilizing approaches that support Men by taking into account some of the specific perspectives and challenges Men have. Dru offers personal and professional insight and support working toward Men finding more fulfilling, purposeful and meaningful lives. As a Clinical Social Worker, Dru has extensive training and experience helping folks move through challenging situations using common sense approaches. He has current openings for virtual and phone sessions. In-person sessions are limited. Feel free to reach out and connect. Reply's to inquiries generally are generally provided within one day. SEE MORE AT: www.talkwithmen.com

Hello! My name is Crystal! WELCOME ABOARD! I am an Air Force Veteran. I graduated from Liberty University in 2010. I started working in this field in 2004 as a Case Manager. Then I decided to further my education so that I could assist others in therapy. I have provided therapy to clients in a variety of setting over the years - but today, I enjoy doing telehealth therapy.

Hello, I am an experienced clinical trauma professional who engages in a holistic mind, body, and spirit approach in my work with racially, economically, sexually, and culturally diverse persons. As a licensed clinical social worker, clinical trauma professional, and mental health integrative medicine professional, I focus on the clients as people, not as conditions or as diagnoses. In working with chronically and complexly traumatized individuals, couples, and families I recognize and interact with clients affirming that they are deserving of empathy, respect, and dignity. To this end, the treatment methods I use are tailored and combined to meet the needs of each specific individual, couple, and family I work with. I counsel clients who are struggling with traumatic stress disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, problem behaviors, and addictive behaviors. The healing journey intentionally addresses the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. Evidenced-based traditional, holistic, and expressively creative client-centered therapeutic processes and interventions are used to help clients overcome limiting, self-defeating thoughts & feelings about self-worth, relationships, and patterns of choices that lead to dysfunctional behaviors. Clients learn to manage the underlying issues that interfere with family, social, vocational, or educational functioning.