Black / African American therapists in Killingly Center, Connecticut CT
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Serving Black / African American
Felicia Edwards
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT, CCTP
You’re feeling overwhelmed and tired of experiencing the same anxieties that seem to burden you. You’re ready to tuck your head into a shell. It’s time to heal. Imagine feeling like you can take a breath of fresh air again. Think about how great it would feel being able to go out with friends or even have a conversation with your significant other with worry.
9 Years Experience
Online in Killingly Center, Connecticut
Serving Black / African American
Jason Hutchings
Psychologist, PsyD
My initial interest in psychotherapy was sparked by studies in history, music, visual art, and the major world religions. These seemingly disparate interests helped me understand individual narratives in the context of our larger collective history. We all have a sense of who we are and how the world works based on years of lived experience. By deepening the understanding of our personal narrative we prepare the way for a sense of meaning and purpose that can impact our lives and those around us in profound ways.
11 Years Experience
Online in Killingly Center, Connecticut
Serving Black / African American
Dr. Rebecca Canty
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LMSW
Are you feeling overwhelmed, overworked, or trapped in a cycle of stress and exhaustion? I understand how draining it can be when anxiety, depression, or unresolved anger seems to take control of your life. If you’re tired of feeling disconnected in your relationships or struggling to manage everyday stress, I’m here to support you. With over a decade of experience helping individuals just like you, I offer a compassionate, personalized approach to guide you through the emotional weight that’s been holding you back.
Maybe you’ve tried to push through on your own, but nothing seems to change. I specialize in providing practical tools and strategies tailored to your unique challenges. Whether you're looking to manage overwhelming anxiety, navigate depression, or gain control over anger, I’m committed to walking alongside you on this journey.
You don’t have to go through this alone. Together, we can work to reclaim the peace and balance you deserve.
4 Years Experience
Online in Killingly Center, Connecticut (Online Only)
Serving Black / African American
Michelle Bloom, PsyD
Psychologist, PsyD, PsyPact
I specialize in working with clients from the ages of 14 to adulthood, who are inquisitive, self-aware, and deeply motivated to understand themselves better, improve their relationships, move into a place of self-respect/love, and develop adaptive ways of coping, communicating, and problem-solving. I have worked for many years with children, teens, adults, and families dealing with trauma and change and searching for authenticity, often in a world that values the superficial. Therapy is a process of seeking meaning, managing change, letting go of what no longer makes sense for who we are and what we want, healing, and growing.
I am most suited to help clients dealing with loss, prior childhood trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, identity (in all its manifestations), divorce, self-esteem, grief, and emotional regulation. The goals are different for everyone, yet I believe that we all want to feel more balanced, more joyful, and more healthfully connected with others.
As a psychologist with 25 years of post-doctoral experience, I’ve been exposed to various modalities, settings, and clients dealing with differing issues, life changes, and developmental expectations. I’ve also found that my professional practice has evolved as I’ve matured, raised children, and survived losses and challenges. We are in this together.
27 Years Experience
Online in Killingly Center, Connecticut (Online Only)
Serving Black / African American
North Star Wellness
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Asking for help is often seen as a sign of vulnerability, and in turn, it shows tremendous bravery and intelligence. It takes courage to admit that you need support and you are willing to bravely seek it out. This act reflects a deep understanding of oneself, ultimately it is a testament to your resilience and determination to overcome challenges, rather than struggling in silence.
3 Years Experience
Online in Killingly Center, Connecticut