Alicia Flanagan

Alicia Flanagan is a clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to supporting individuals from all walks of life. She feels deeply saddened by the examples of racist police brutality faced by Black communities and stands firmly with those advocating for police reform and justice. As a white clinician, Alicia is committed to enhancing her engagement in anti-racist education and activism, understanding the importance of addressing racial inequities within mental health care. Her practice is a safe and welcoming space for individuals of various races, genders, sexualities, income levels, education backgrounds, employment statuses, religious beliefs, and appearances. Alicia partners with her clients to identify treatment goals aimed at enhancing well-being. Whether clients arrive with specific objectives or a general desire for support, she fosters a collaborative and respectful therapeutic environment that builds upon their strengths. Alicia specializes in trauma-informed care and employs evidence-based therapeutic techniques to assist clients in managing stressors, improving coping strategies, and transforming thoughts, behaviors, and moods. With experience working with diverse populations, including immigrants, veterans, pregnant and postpartum women, and students, Alicia brings an open, culturally humble presence to therapy, ensuring a safe context for the collaborative journey toward improved quality of life.