Owner/Therapist

Michael is a therapist who works with a variety of people and specializes in Borderline Personality Disorder, Eating Disorders, OCD, and Couples Therapy. He is certified in Dialectic Behavior Therapy and has a background in Applied Behavior Analysis. Michael also uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Intuitive Eating, Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy and Radically-Open DBT in his work.

Michael lives in Maine, with his family, and four animals. On the weekends you can find him hiking, playing racquetball, writing music, cooking, playing chess, or supporting the University of Iowa in whatever sporting season it is.

Therapist

Melissa is a therapist who specializes is women’s issues, specifically, Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum, Stress and Trauma and PTSD. She is trained is EMDR and uses this often in her practice. She typically uses cognitive behavioral treatment, psycho-education, meditative practice, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) while working with patients.

Melissa lives with her husband, and several fur babies! Her free time includes, spending time with family, friends, cooking, reading, writing, spending time in nature, gardening and one of her favorite hobbies is raising chickens for eggs! 

Therapist

Elsie is a therapist that has been working with individuals and families since 1997. She has experience in adoption, family therapy, trauma focused therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, parenting special needs children, assertiveness, problem sexual behavior, and teaching how to develop skills for effective communication.

Therapist

Anna is a relational therapist who has a long history of serving teens and families. She typically utilizes cognitive behavioral approaches, behavioral treatment, psycho education, and is trained in Multisystemic Therapy. She has experience working with individuals with various diagnoses and symptoms and uses a supportive and strengths-based approach in her work with clients. 

Anna lives in rural Maine with her husband, children, and two dogs. In her free time, Anna spends time in the woods and on the water, or baking, gardening, reading, and spending time with friends and family.

Therapist

I have mostly worked with client's struggling with substance use, anxiety, depression and trauma. I find my approach to therapy stems from a holistic type of approach which includes modalities such as Internal Family Systems, Person Centered Therapy, Trauma Focused- CBT, as well as a Trauma Informed approach in most cases. I will note that I tend to use motivational interviewing in almost every case. I find that when it comes to therapy, the client is in the driver's seat and I am the passenger. I aim to provide the most non-judgemental and empathetic environment as possible as well as always making therapy a collaborative effort.

In my spare time, I enjoy downhill mountain biking, I rescue ferral cats, and of course being a single dad raising my teenage daughter keeps me busy.

Therapist

Katherine is a therapist who has worked in the mental health field for over 13 years with clients of various backgrounds, ages, walks of life, and diagnosis. She is an advocate for social justice and loves to assist clients in reaching their personal and therapeutic goals. Katherine graduated from the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work with a Masters Degree specializing in mental health and trauma. She utilizes trauma focused, strengths based, and person centered evidence based treatments such as Motivational Interviewing and  Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She provides psychoeducation, coping skills, unconditional positive regard, empathy and individualized treatment guided by the client and their unique needs.

When Katherine isn't working she enjoys spending time with family, enjoying nature, listening to music, and learning new things every day. goes here

Therapist

Samantha Delorie, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with over 17 years of experience as a school-based social worker and clinical supervisor. She specializes in working with middle school–aged children and adolescents, supporting their social, emotional, and behavioral needs through a relational, strengths-based approach. Her clinical practice integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and psychoeducation to help clients build insight, emotional regulation, and practical coping skills.

Samantha lives with her husband and teenage children. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys dance and actively participates in her local community theatre, as well as other creative outlets that support balance, connection, and personal growth—values she brings to her therapeutic relationships.

Therapist

Kate uses a strength-based approach and meets clients where they are on their own journey.  Her experience includes working with teens, adults, and families in various settings, such as enrichment programs, basic Section 28, specialized Section 28, home and community treatment, family support therapy, group therapy, and school social work. Kate earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Maine at Farmington and obtained her Master’s of Social Work degree from the University of New England.

Kate works closely with clients using a collaborative technique utilizing various therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) with mindfulness skills, Trauma-Focused Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Expressive Arts Therapy. Kate’s focus strongly emphasizes advocacy for the LGBTQIA2S+ community, as well as working with marginalized groups and addressing systemic, intersectional, and racial issues. The world can be truly unkind, and Kate can act as a support to help you navigate those challenges.

Outside of sessions, Kate enjoys hiking with her dog year-round, supporting her local soccer team, and writing as much flash fiction as she can. 

Therapist

I approach therapy as a collaborative, relational process grounded in curiosity, authenticity, and respect for each person’s lived experience. My therapeutic style is compassionate and attuned, creating space for clients to explore both immediate challenges and the deeper patterns that shape how they move through the world.

My work is rooted in the belief that healing happens through connection, self-understanding, and the ability to safely experience and process emotions. I integrate insight-oriented exploration with practical tools, helping clients build greater emotional awareness, resilience, and alignment within themselves and their relationships.

Outside of work, I spend as much time as possible hiking, biking, and being in nature with my husband and kids. Whenever possible our dogs join in on the adventures. At home I like to garden, cook, read, and bask in gentle breezes and sunshine.

Megan Simmons, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with more than 15 years of experience supporting individuals and families across a wide range of settings. Her career began in the United States Air Force, where she served as a sexual assault victim advocate. This early work shaped her commitment to trauma‑informed, compassionate care and continues to influence her practice today. She has since worked in group homes, child protective services, case management, and most recently as a school social worker.

Megan approaches therapy with a whole‑person perspective, honoring the ways the mind, body and faith influence one another as well as how life experiences impact both. She integrates evidence‑based modalities with natural, supportive practices that help clients strengthen both mind and body. Her style is collaborative, grounded, and tailored to each individual’s needs.

Outside of her clinical work, Megan enjoys a full and lively home with her husband, two young children, two dogs, and one cat. She is an avid reader who often finishes more than 100 books a year, and she loves spending time outdoors and appreciating the small moments that make life meaningful.

Hannah is a therapist grounded in creating a safe, respectful, and non-judgmental space where clients can explore the full range of their identities and roles, molding support to the specific intersections that matter most to each client. Some areas offocus include Perinatal Therapy, Couples Therapy, Sex and Intimacy Therapy, and Parenting and Co-parenting focused therapy. She has experience working with children, adults and families working through diverse life experiences including depression, anxiety, loss, generational trauma, sexuality and gender identity, learning disabilities and domestic violence. An Expressive Arts Therapist by training, Hannah believes in the healing power of creative and artistic expression and exploration, and incorporates the expressive artswhenever valuable to clients.

Hannah lives with her partner and two small children. She loves to spend timegardening, making yummy food, dancing, and watching live theater and circus (with asweet spot for her children’s puppet shows).