- Lorrie Bollinger, LMHC
- A licensed mental health counselor with 25 years of experience in the
field who utilizes cognitive behavior therapy in treating adults, adolescents,
and children. She interweaves EMDR (level
II certified), hypnosis biofeedback, and
relaxation training into her treatment. She is also trained in the area of
critical incident debriefing and trauma.
- Gretchen Brommelhoff
- Office manager.
- Kathryn Hewett, Ph.D
- Neuro-psychological testing.
- William Hudgins, Ph.D
- Years of experience in the legal system doing court-appointed evaluations
allowing him to handle cases (divorce, civil charges) that may have a legal
component to them. Also has experience in working with ADHD and/or behavioral
problems with children and families.
- Roe Kolanowski, LICSW
- Works with adults, adolescents and the elderly across a wide spectrum of
issues including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, relationship problems,
stress management, illness and loss. Behavioral medicine and wellness are
areas of specialization. Specializes in the practice of Emotionally Focused
Couples Therapy (EFT.)
- Steven R. Michelson, Ph.D,
Director
- A licensed clinical psychologist with certification by the National
Register for Psychology and twenty-five years of private practice experience.
Works with children, adolescents and adults with issues of stress and
developmental issues and an outpatient basis using a problem-solving, focused,
brief therapy with a cognitive behavioral approach. Runs a variety of
time-limited group therapy sessions. Sub-specialties: attention deficit
disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder as well as adjustment and anxiety
disorders. On staff at both Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA, Nashoba-Deaconess Hospital in Ayer,
MA and the Health Alliance
Hospital System in Fitchburg, MA.
- Leslie H. Row, LICSW
- Works with children, adolescents and families across a wide spectrum of
difficulties, including behavioral problems, anxiety and depression, eating
disorders, parenting concerns and education. Also treats women and men with
mood disorders, relationship problems, mental illness, and substance abuse
recovery issues. Uses eclectic approach including brief, cognitive-behavioral
and psychodynamic treatments.
- Carl Torrice, M.Ed., LICSW
- Extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults
with ADHD, anxiety, depression,
and oppositional behavior in individual, group, or family treatment modality.
As director of the Young Substance Offenders Program, services individuals ages
17–21 with substance abuse behavior utilizing chemical dependency
training skills. Bereavement issues are also a sub-specialty.
- Ellen Waters, LICSW
- Works with clients across a broad developmental spectrum. Sees adolescents,
adults and couples around issues of anxiety, depression, stress management,
relationship problems and mood disorders. (Specializes in areas of chemical
dependency, codependency and addictive behaviors utilizing community supports.)
Utilizes eclectic approach that is mostly cognitive behavioral and
psychodynamic in nature.
- Leslie Ekings, LICSW
- Works with adolescents and adults across a wide spectrum of issues, including
relationship issues, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, mental illness,
and stress management. Has extensive experience with issues around substance
abuse/dependence, and codependency. Uses a combination of psychodynamic and
cognitive behavioral therapies.
- Christine Hannigan Morrison, LICSW
- Has practiced over fifteen years with children, adolescents, and families as
a specialty. She has worked in residential, school, hospital, and private
practice settings. In addition to individual and family therapy, she offers and
has extensive training in group therapy.
- Bennet Aspel, MD
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- Laurie Ganger, LICSW
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for a list of extensions.
