Hartford, Connecticut Therapists

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Farmington, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Having a sense of spirituality, an intention to make an impact, has been a natural part of who I am. I became a therapist because I want everyone to have a place where they feel heard, seen, validated. I know how important the right help is for our...
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Cheshire, Connecticut

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Connecticut

I am a Marriage and Family Therapist. I am a CCAR Certified Recovery Coach. I am a postmodern psychotherapist: I specialize in Systemic, Solution Focused, Cognitive Behavioral, Dialectical Behavioral & Narrative Therapy, Motivational Interviewing &...
Angela Snelling
LMHC, LPC 172, LPCC 15
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Massachusetts, Connecticut

I believe that the core of successful psychotherapy lies in creating a safe place for you to talk about things that are truly important in your life. I am currently an online psychotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience. I draw from...
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Connecticut

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, I am now accepting new clients for telehealth sessions. So please reach out for a FREE phone consultation today! Do you have a 'complex' relationship with your family of origin? And have you struggled to find a healthy...
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Massachusetts, Connecticut

“Finding time is a difficult task for most; I help to support you by meeting you where you are at - literally, with telehealth video-therapy!” (I am licensed in both CT and MA for clients physically located in these states). Have you ever felt...
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Berlin, Connecticut

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Connecticut, Montana

NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS; TELEHEALTH AND IN PERSON We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, BUT rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty. ~Maya Angelou ~ We can either grow or stay stagnant through the life challenges,...
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Westport, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Experienced Psychotherapist educated in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy and trained in DBT, CBT and Mindfulness Skills.
Dwight Norwood
LICSW, Ph.D.
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South Burlington, Vermont

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Vermont, Connecticut

Tired of living with "flashbacks", nightmares, disrupted personal relationships, hyper-vigilance and constant anxiety? I specialize in trauma (PTSD). Auto accidents, the sudden death of a loved one, medical emergencies, military experience, adverse...
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Branford, Connecticut

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Connecticut

I graduated with a BA in Psychology from Fairfield University in 2010. I then went onto obtaining my Master’s in Social Work from Fordham University and graduated in 2012. Since then, I have continued my education by attending various trainings. I...
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Manchester, Connecticut

My treatment approach is creating a caring therapeutic relationship with every person I work with. Every person I work with has unique needs and should be treated holistically; treating their mind, body, and spirit. As we begin our work together,...
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Connecticut

Are you struggling with family and/or relationship issues? Do you suffer with anxiety and fear around life's decisions? When life becomes overwhelming, making a decision about where to find help should not add to the burden. Your success in therapy,...
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Ellington, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Therapy for individuals, couples and families offered in the office or remotely. I utilize a HIPPA compliant and secure online platform for my virtual visits. Most insurance accepted. You are not alone. Reach out to me today.
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Florida, Connecticut

My name is Meg Young. I am an LCSW licensed in Florida and Connecticut. I am a Certified EMDR therapist, a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional level 2, and a Board Certified Telemental Health Provider. I have been providing video based counseling...
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Stamford, Connecticut

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Connecticut

What lights me up the most is practicing and teaching you how to consistently live in mutual full-respect and relational integrity. I help you up-cycle your relationship to yourself and between you and others. Training took me from psych wards to...
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Stratford, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Hi there. I'm here for you. Let's connect and see if my skills and personality match with you and your needs.
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Durham, Connecticut

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Connecticut

I am an LCSW with 16 years of experience in the field of mental health. I have worked in inpatient and outpatient settings, the ER, and private practice. I specialize in older adolescents (15+), adults, and older adults who are dealing with...
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Madison, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Briana approaches Life and therapy with a level of joie de vivre enjoyed by adults who have never fully “grown up”. As such, She has great success working with children, teens, young adults and creative people of all ages. Her aim is to move...
Alexandra Migani
LMSW, LADC
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Woodbridge, Connecticut

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Connecticut

You really are your greatest strength. I practice from a strengths-based approach and believe each individual has the ability to achieve the life they envision for themselves. Being able to explore who you are and finding alignment with your true...
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Avon, Connecticut

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Connecticut, New York

The current state is one of increased stress, uncertainty, and anxiety. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and lonely in the midst of this. Please feel free to reach out, whether you are looking for temporary support via telehealth or are looking for...
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Southington, Connecticut

Offices in both Southington and Old Saybrook!! Hi- I’m Jennifer and I have been working in the therapy profession for 33 years in a variety of settings. My work is my passion; I believe that when anyone reaches out they are hopeful for help,...
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Orange, Connecticut

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Connecticut

Hi, I’m a clinical licensed social worker for over 30 years now. I’ve had experience in many areas, especially with children and adolescents and their families. I look forward to supporting you in obtaining your life goals.
Joan Frimmer
MSW, LCSW
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Westport, Connecticut

For over 30 years I’ve treated adolescents and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and problems with eating. Additionally,I work with couples on improving their communication skills; as well as dealing with the process of...
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Connecticut, Missouri

We are experiencing shifts in the world right now, and that can bring up many questions along with anxiety that feels out of control and can cause strain on our lives and relationships. As a trained Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) therapist, I am...
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Bethany, Connecticut

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Connecticut

I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) specializing in perinatal wellness and body image. As I find with many things in life, personal experience pushes you towards the right path. And my personal experience as a woman and mother brought me...

Overview of Mental Health Resources in Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford is the capital of Connecticut. It is also known as the insurance capital of the world. Insurance is the main industry in the city. Believe it or not, Hartford used to be one of the richest cities in the country following the Civil War. However, is now ranks as one of the poorest cities in the United States.

The median household income is only $30,000. This reflects the outrageous poverty level of 32%. Today, 3 out of every 10 families are living in poverty in Hartford. Because of the rough conditions there, more people are leaving the city versus coming to the city.

If you don’t work in the insurance industry, chances are you’ll have a hard time finding a job in Hartford. And, most of the insurance jobs are taken by people from out of town. This does little to help the local economy.

Mental Health Statistics for Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford is a small city. The population is only 124,000 people. A lot of these people are living in poverty and are hit hard by financial stressors. They don’t have medical insurance so, when they are suffering from a serious mental illness, they don’t have the resources to get help.

Hartford (and Connecticut in general) used to have one of the best mental health systems in the country. Over the last decade, however, lack of funding has caused this system to seriously decline.

Impact of Not Receiving Treatment in Hartford

Connecticut has identified some of the major problems when it comes to mental health. Their focus is really on the economic situation of most of its population. They simply don’t have the access or information to obtain necessary mental health treatment.

A lack of mental health resources can lead to:

  • Suicide
  • Divorce
  • Homelessness
  • Unemployment
  • Cyclical poverty
  • Substance abuse

When people are worried about feeding their family, things like mental health take a back seat. This is the problem in Hartford. The State has already said there is a lack of funding. Sadly, they don’t have a solution for this.

What Makes Hartford Unique When It Comes to Mental Health?

People in Hartford have to worry about day to day survival. The last thing they have time to worry about is getting mental health treatment. With poverty levels close to 32%, it is understandable that people put their mental health on the back burner.

  • Culture: The culture in Hartford is just like every other poor city in the country. The people who have good jobs and education have left the city and rarely come there unless it’s for work.
  • Economic: The poverty level is so high in this city, people have a hard time putting food on the table.
  • Climate: The climate in seasonal. There are mild springs and hot summers. Fall in Connecticut is one of the most beautiful sights you could ever behold. The winters are rough – they are very cold and snowy.

Divorce Rate in Hartford, Connecticut

The divorce rate in Connecticut is about 11%. One reason is that there are so few people who come to the city to get married. Most people leave as soon as they can. These numbers would probably be even higher but people can’t afford to get divorced.

Poverty is one of the biggest issues when it comes to marriage. Financial stress is one of the leading causes of divorce. People in Hartford have more than their share of this.

Mental Health Resources in Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford has its share of mental health issues. People are suffering and don’t have the insurance to get help. The system is lacking in funding and people on Medicaid just don’t have access to mental health resources.

There are about 421 mental health professionals for every 100,000 people in Hartford. This is one of the higher ratios we see for a city of this size. The problem isn’t the number of mental health professionals. It is a matter of having the money to afford mental health treatment. It also has to do with people’s frustration with the system so they are afraid to reach out to find information about mental health. If they had a place to get information quickly, they would be more likely to seek the mental health treatment they need.