Whitinsville Therapists specializing in ADHD

Jadis Deshong-Venay

I will meet you where you are, and in collaboration, we will create healing and wellness in your life one day at a time!

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Angela Holter

I am excited to begin this journey with you to seek help and get to know yourself better.

Online Therapy

Shelly Jarman

Hello and welcome! I am an eclectic therapist who operates from a non-judgmental, person-centered foundation. I look forward to connecting!

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Blessing Egbuogu

I provide tools and support for navigating life transitions, using a client-centered approach with CBT and motivational interviewing.​

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Rye Webber

Supporting Queer Folks with a creative, somatic, and parts-work based approach

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Lora Small

From the time of the intake, I will work with you to figure out how to navigate your way back to feeling more centered and to a place where you can become a better version of yourself (or any version that you envision!). I believe in using a collaborative, compassionate, and empathetic approach to meet my clients where they are. If you are thinking about starting therapy, I would be honored to assist you with identifying the strengths and tools that lie within you.

Mindful Holistics

PopulationServed: ages 12 and older with autism, gender dysphoria, eating disorders, anxiety, and trauma - that meet qualifications for outpatient level of care.

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Kate St. Onge

Whether you’ve been in therapy before or it’s your first time, taking the steps to get started is the hardest part. Daily life can be challenging and stressful. Managing daily responsibilities, work, significant others/family/friends; on top of stress of anxiety, that sometimes comes out of no where, depression and/or relationship issues can feel impossible. Learning to balance it all seems out of reach, but it doesn't have to. I look forward to helping you take your life back.

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Greta MacMillan

My clients tend to be adults living with disabilities, mental or physical health issues, neurodivergence, and or are recovering from trauma. They want to find connection and healing while living in an ableist, rigid society. They have experienced spiritual/religious abuse and want to learn to use their unique brains and bodies to support their recovery. They have a sense of humor and are open minded, using creative strategies to heal.

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