Heather Hammond

Hello, I am Heather Hammond, a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. My therapeutic style is warm, empathetic and strengths based.

With experience in various therapeutic modalities amongst the span of all ages, I tailor each and every approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or wanting to enhance your own personal growth, I promise to provide my utmost attentive and knowledgeable support.

I have a particular passion in assisting clients navigate through major life transitions, managing stress, overcoming trauma, and improving self-esteem. I strive to help individuals achieve mental and emotional clarity. In sessions, I create a safe and secure space where clients feel encouraged, understood, and valued.

I believe true healing comes from addressing mind, body and spirit. I feel a balanced lifestyle contributes to inner peace. My ultimate goal, as your therapist, is to empower clients of all ages to discover their own inner strength and resilience. Together, we will collaborate towards gaining insight, developing productive coping skills, and creating positive changes.

Lindsay Harris

I received my bachelor’s degree in psychology from Montclair State University. While there I interned at a small private practice for a child psychologist. After I graduated, I made my way to Hofstra University where I received my masters in Mental Health Counseling. During my time there I counseled students at our mental health center. I was the Co-President of the Chi-Sigma, Lambda Nu Chapter that was designed to promote excellence in the profession of counseling. I was also the graduate research assistant where I won a grant for LGBTQ+ Research Initiative and published an article on my findings. I did my internship at YES Counseling Center where I stepped foot into the world of drug and alcohol counseling.

I believe in an eclectic approach but rely heavily on Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Exposure Therapy and Psychotherapy. I enjoy working with high school aged kids and up. I also enjoy doing couples counseling and watching them reconnect. Most of my clientele struggle with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and childhood trauma. There is no greater joy for me then watching my clients get to the point where they no longer need therapy because they have successfully reached their goals. No two clients are the same which is why it is so important to tailor their treatment plans based on individuality and their personal growth along the way. I believe in building a strong rapport from the start, because no good work can get done without it!

Maurene O’Hagan

I am a seasoned counselor, educator and spiritual advisor, who considers herself a Person - Centered counselor. I listen carefully, while building authentic connections. I use Cognitive Behavior Therapy, DBT, mindfulness, breath work, and visualizations as part of client work in therapy. I have been a practitioner and instructor of meditation to individuals and groups of all ages, including children, for decades.

My undergraduate degree is in Education and Psychology with a specialty in Early Childhood Education, and I also have Masters degrees in Divinity, and more recently, in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. In addition, I possess certification in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR), for trauma-specific therapy, as well as, Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse therapy (CASAC-T), for substance abuse.

Dennis Rice

I recently graduated from Walden University with a Masters in Mental Health Counseling. I currently work with kids, teens, couples, adults, and LGBTQ+ populations. I have been trained in utilizing Person-Centered Therapy, therapy that is non-directive therapy and is empathetically driven toward providing a person with a safe space to talk, self-actualize (realize your full potential), and make positive changes in their life. I have worked in the mental health field as a Case Manager helping people access resources in their community and as a Direct Support Professional in Mental Health Housing Programs to help people gain independent living skills. I am a new counselor and I am looking forward to working with you.