Our Counselors
Get to know our team!
Sarah Scott, MFT-A
I am a marriage and family therapist and have spent the last decade working with youth, their families and parents helping them navigate life’s unexpected challenges. I am a therapist that believes healing is a journey, and it is vital to build a strong support system through various outlets.
Katie Helger, LMSW
As an integrative therapist, I am on a mission to bridge the gap between emotional, mental, and physical well-being. My journey in the field of therapy has been driven by a profound understanding of how our emotional experiences intricately intertwine with our bodies, shaping our overall health and vitality. I firmly believe that healing is holistic, encompassing not only the mind and heart but also the physical vessel that carries our stories and struggles.
Evan Kosilla, LMSW
It’s so easy to get stuck in the cycle of just trying to make it through the day. Especially when life feels like a never-ending pattern of stress from family, work, personal relationships, and the relentless pressure to achieve happiness and life satisfaction. Therapy is truly a safe space to explore your thoughts and feelings in a confidential setting, free of judgment or criticism.
Hayley Labrecque, LPC
Certified School Psychologist
I believe the foundation for therapy is creating an empathetic, supportive environment. My experience ranges from children, adolescents, and young adults navigating feelings of anxiety, daily stressors, life transitions, and emotional or behavioral regulation. To empower clients in clinical success, I use a variety of techniques such as cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and a strengths based approach.
Hannah Garrett, LPC, NCC
Whether this is your first experience with therapy or you are looking to continue the internal work you have been doing for years, I am here to help guide you on your journey towards healing and self-discovery.
Elyse Pedra, LPC-A
As a therapist, I best support people who are looking to heal from past traumas, strengthen their relationships, cultivate a stronger sense of self, and/or figure out why they find themselves in the same old patterns.
Peyton Mayzel, LPC, MT-BC
Peyton Mayzel is a Mental Health Counselor, Board-Certified Music Therapist and Reiki II Practitioner. She works as an outpatient mental health therapist at West Hartford Holistic Counseling Center in West Hartford.
Jackie Jarmoszko, LPC-A
I genuinely want to support you on your path of self-discovery and healing, and I believe that therapy can be a transformative tool in that journey. Together, we can navigate the depths of your emotions, uncover your inner strength, and work towards healing and growth. Most importantly, "I hope there are days where you fall in love with being alive, again." -Brooke Hampton
Alicia Albertson, LCSW
I am here to help support and guide you toward your goals and your path of recovery. I provide a warm, safe, and relaxed environment where you can explore the deepest parts of you.
Alyssa Kamradt, LMSW
Edit Column Edit Column My passion is to work with adolescents and adults with eating disorders to both discover supportive skills and challenge internal and external judgements.
Gabrielle Rodriguez, LMFT
I wholeheartedly believe you can achieve a life filled with inner peace and fulfillment and that individuals tend to pursue therapy when they have exhausted their ideas and internal resources to accomplish this. I am passionate about empowering you with the knowledge and tools to connect to your authentic self, develop more meaningful relationships, and gain confidence in navigating life's inevitable challenges.
Jessica Radcliff, LPC
As a trained therapist within multiple modalities, I strive to support those that are searching for an empathetic and compassionate provider. I have worked with people struggling with a vast amount of complex trauma and love to be a part of their healing process. I look to provide a safe space to teach how to manage through difficulty, while helping guide you through your healing.
Marissa Wright, LCSW
Deciding to enter therapy is the first step towards making a desired change in your life. We all face difficulties and may need additional support during these times.
Kristen Fowler, LPC
The Dalai Lama said it perfectly, “There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done, one is called yesterday and one is called tomorrow.”
Sara Sabellico, LCSW
No matter the season of life you’re in, we will all experience moments of joy or distress. Wanting to have someone to talk to is a natural part of being human and a defining part of our collective experience. Maybe what you are experiencing requires someone who is unbiased and trained to help you on a deeper level.
Kristen Gayle, LPC,PhD
I believe therapy is an opportunity to grow and transform psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. I strive to provide a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment that is free of judgment.
Jenna Angello, LPC, NCC
Getting support on life’s journey can be an integral part of one’s healing and growth. Looking for help can sometimes seem challenging and overwhelming, but can also be one of the bravest things you do for yourself.
Samantha Murphy, LPC
I believe taking care of ourselves is of vital importance to live our lives as fully as possible. Therapy is a safe place to connect, share and recognize your needs as well as to gather new tools for coping, healing and growth.
Jenece Hill, LCSW
My goal is to assist others on their journey towards healing and growth. I have provided treatment to a diverse population including adolescents, young adults, and adults. I am also well-versed in handling clinical crises.
Dr. Rachel Carlson, PsyD
I am passionate about helping you understand what is going on inside your brain so you don’t think you are broken. I believe you are the expert on your own life and we will work together to figure out what approach to therapy will meet your needs.
Melissa Corbo, LCSW
I believe there is no “one size fits all” approach to therapy. I will meet you where you are at in your life and we will work together towards healing and learning healthy ways of coping with stressors.
Christina Grandbois, LPC
I’m an art therapist committed to helping people learn how to build healthier relationships with themselves. My work focuses on creating a safe space for my clients to explore all parts and aspects of themselves.
Kayla McDonald, LMSW
As a social worker with a clinical focus in eating disorders, adjustment disorders, prenatal/postpartum anxiety and depression, and other mood disorders, I am passionate about helping individuals achieve optimal health and well-being.
Cindy Lowell, LMSW
Life’s paths can be challenging and difficult at times. It can be hard to maneuver through these journeys alone. Therapy is a great way to navigate these obstacles
Anne Riener, LMFT
Finding your inner strength and healing is an emotional journey, and I am willing to travel through it with you.
Lisa Higgins, LPC
Life is a journey. Therapy is a way to receive support and guidance during the times you may need a non-judgmental and neutral person to listen.
Dr. Jeffrey Burda, PsyD
Like many in this profession, my own path of healing has compelled me to work with others. I am now grateful to be able to use my personal experiences and clinical training to help people who are suffering
Taylor Brosnihan, LPC
Hi, I’m Taylor. I believe that all people have the capacity to learn and grow into the best possible version of themselves.
Lyssete Cordova, LMFT
As you go through life, you may be impacted by a personal struggle in an unexpected way, which leaves you feeling unsure of where to go next.
Deborah Krevalin, LPC, LMHC
Helping couples reclaim friendship and intimacy while healing old wounds and repairing trust is extremely gratifying. Relationships aren’t easy.
Dr. Dori Gatter, PsyD, LPC
I am currently not taking new clients. Life is in constant motion, and it may be that the only thing that we can count on is change.
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