Paige Mcmullen

Paige Mcmullen is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a focus on supporting adolescent girls and young women. Her approach combines compassionate listening with psychotherapy grounded in cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapies to address the diverse needs of her clients. These needs often encompass issues such as anxiety, depressive symptoms, and the self-exploration related to identity and role changes amidst relationships, maturation, and motherhood. A notable area of interest for Paige is the perinatal period, which includes both pregnancy and postpartum stages of women’s reproductive lives, as well as maternal behavioral and mental health. Many of her clients also seek guidance as they navigate the challenges of college life and the transition to independent adulthood. During the pandemic, all sessions have been conducted virtually, but under normal circumstances, her practice is conveniently located near downtown Middletown and Wesleyan University, with easy access to public transportation. The inviting and comfortable office space accommodates clients with infants, toddlers, and children, providing a supportive environment where play items are readily available for use.