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A Personal Process
A Personal Process
In my role, I am often asked questions about therapists.
How do I get one, who should I go to, who is really good, how do I know if it is working, and so on. The answers are not simple. The process for finding the support that works for an individual is highly personal and may take a little research.
Therapists, like all of us, come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Many have specialties, particular ways of working, approaches that you may be comfortable or uncomfortable with, and many work only with people with a particular need or focus.
In the next window, I have identified a couple of ideas to help you find the support that fits for you.
How do I get one, who should I go to, who is really good, how do I know if it is working, and so on. The answers are not simple. The process for finding the support that works for an individual is highly personal and may take a little research.
Therapists, like all of us, come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Many have specialties, particular ways of working, approaches that you may be comfortable or uncomfortable with, and many work only with people with a particular need or focus.
In the next window, I have identified a couple of ideas to help you find the support that fits for you.
Finding A Therapist
Finding A Therapist
~ If comfortable, talk with the people you know and discuss what you are looking for and ask too if they know of anyone who was helpful
~ It is often worth exploring your search for support with the medical professionals in your life.
~ Explore the website of local groups/offices.
Many organizations now have a staff page, with photos, a brief bio, a description the populations they work with, and their approach to care. The Concord Psychology Today link, provides numerous bios, photos, and professional approaches in the local and broader area.
If you have questions, please let me know.
I can be reached at 603-744-6969, ext 1690, or via email kconnor@sau4.org
~ It is often worth exploring your search for support with the medical professionals in your life.
~ Explore the website of local groups/offices.
Many organizations now have a staff page, with photos, a brief bio, a description the populations they work with, and their approach to care. The Concord Psychology Today link, provides numerous bios, photos, and professional approaches in the local and broader area.
If you have questions, please let me know.
I can be reached at 603-744-6969, ext 1690, or via email kconnor@sau4.org
Phone Numbers/Links
Phone Numbers/Links
Psychology Today ~ Concord, NH
Lakes Region Mental Health
Midstate ~ Providers
Growing Roots
Horizon Counseling
Counseling Associates ~ Plymouth
Goodwin Counseling Services, LLC~ Franklin
Bodhi Counseling Services
Laurie Parker (Play Therapsit) 603-968-3507
Grow and Thrive - Jane Merrithew 603-238-9503
Janice Quintal 603-536-4787
Shirley Bemis Daigneault 240-401-1870
Core Attachment Therapy, LLC
Please click on the link or call for more details.
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