Find a Therapist in Rocky Hill, CT

Emily Wolf is a passionate and dedicated Licensed Art Therapist, Board Certified in Art Therapy, and a Licensed Counselor. She believes that Art Therapy serves as a beneficial and non-threatening alternative to traditional talk therapy. It acts as a powerful vehicle for communication, especially when words often fall short. With a deep understanding that everyone possesses the innate creativity to connect with images—whether generated by themselves or drawn from others—Emily strives to foster environments where clients can explore their authentic selves. Her approach to art making taps into primal instincts, allowing profound insights to emerge in subliminal ways. Emily's areas of focus include working with individuals, couples, families, and addressing challenges related to trauma, relationships, and substance dependency. Holding a Master’s degree in Arts from Albertus Magnus College and a certificate in Trauma Focused - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she serves as a clinical fellow within the American Art Therapy Association. Emily's therapeutic space is designed to embody comfort and creativity, recognizing that while we all carry wounds, each individual holds the potential for healing when the moment is right. Life is indeed a great balancing act, and she is committed to guiding clients through their journeys.

Discussing mental health should be an ongoing conversation, and it is essential to identify a therapist who makes clients feel comfortable starting that dialogue. Dannielle Wright is a Marriage and Family Therapist trained in Structural, Strategic, and Bowenian models of therapy from Fairfield University. Known for her calm, thoughtful, and patient demeanor, Dannielle offers a safe and non-judgmental space that meets clients exactly where they are during their life transitions. With extensive experience working with couples, families, adolescents, and groups, Dannielle is well-versed in addressing issues such as grief, marital concerns, family conflict, and LGBTQ+ matters. She holds the belief that every client deserves to be heard and understood. Her easy-going and versatile approach effectively supports a wide range of therapeutic needs, ensuring that individuals on their journey through challenges like depression, anxiety, and trauma can find the necessary encouragement and guidance.

Meg Young is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in guiding adults through their struggles with grief, trauma, and PTSD. Understanding the challenges faced by helping professionals, she recognizes that even the strongest among them can find themselves feeling overwhelmed and ineffective. Meg believes that everyone deserves the right tools to reclaim their lives and restore their sense of purpose. She creates a warm and supportive environment where clients can explore their emotions without fear of being seen as weak or having failed. With a rich array of therapeutic modalities including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma-Focused therapy, Meg tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and groups. She is committed to helping clients understand that it is completely normal to feel the cumulative weight of their experiences and empowers them to decrease its impact on their lives. Through her guidance, individuals can expect to rekindle their relationships and reclaim their resilience. Meg offers both in-person and virtual sessions, ensuring that help is accessible in the way that feels best for her clients.