3 therapists in Massachusetts matching your needs

Hi there, I'm Alexia. Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, workplace stress, chronic pain, or past trauma? I specialize in treating individuals with these concerns. As your therapist, I strive to help you live a life of peace, freedom, and all things you imagine for yourself and your life. My treatment and interventions work to integrate the mind and body into therapy, using somatic techniques. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have advanced training in Somatic Trauma Therapy and Sex Therapy/ Sexual Health.

With a rich and diverse background, I bring a wealth of experience and expertise to my practice. As a combat veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and a former law enforcement officer, I understand the complexities of navigating challenging situations. Holding a Master’s degree in Physical Education from Bridgewater State University and a Master’s in Social Work from Simmons University, I’ve honed my skills in both the physical, spiritual and mental aspects of wellness. As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, specializing in PTSD and trauma, my commitment is to provide comprehensive support. My unique blend of military, law enforcement, and clinical experience allows me to approach therapy with a nuanced perspective. I am dedicated to assisting individuals in overcoming the impacts of trauma, fostering resilience, and guiding them toward a path of healing and empowerment.

Hello, welcome to my page. I am a graduate from Westfield State University with a Master's in Social Work. I currently hold a license in individual clinical social work (LICSW). I love the work I do and am inspired by the lives of everyday people. I believe in engaging people in a non-judgmental, empowering, and respectful manner that is dynamic and unique to best fit your lifestyle. I strive to help clients feel valued, gain positive results, and achieve goals using tailored interventions to your needs. My approach I believe that regardless of what brings you to therapy most people are struggling with making peace with their humanness. Based on this principle I take a Humanistic approach to supporting Clients focusing on their existing strengths, challenging limiting self-narratives, and building healthy patterns of behavior. My focus I typically think of my clients as a "person in the environment approach" thinking about their interactions and relationships within the micro-to-macro systems that surround them. I work with adults who are feeling overwhelmed and managing symptoms of depression, anxiety, grief, and childhood trauma. Much of the deeper work done by my clients surrounds themes of perfectionism, childhood attachment wounds, and healing from relational trauma. My communication style I take a conversational tone in therapy trying to ensure I discuss clinical topics in a way that is meaningful, and easily applied to your daily life. My goals for you My approach to goal setting with clients is all about collaborating to identify your focus and needs. You are the expert in you so developing trust is always the first step to achieving any goals you may bring to therapy.