Milford Therapists specializing in Depression

Angelina Miceli

Ashley Dascola

The journey to motherhood isn't always what we had hoped or thought it would be. Perhaps you are struggling to get pregnant; or perhaps you aren't feeling like yourself through the pregnancy or postpartum periods. You may be experiencing emotions that are new to you - intense sadness, worry, anxiety, depression, and this may be getting in the way of you being able to connect with your baby or other loved ones. Changes in mood during these times are common, and you are not alone!

Justin Carotti

Guided by a mission to support the integration of mental and physical health to achieve wellness, I founded Valiance to support the brave in their pursuit towards betterment. While I have experience across many areas of both mental health and performance coaching, I have specific experience in supporting adolescents, emerging adults, and young professionals navigate mental health, physical health, and career goals.

Courtney Holmes

Are you looking for a medication provider who will affirm your identity as trans or gender-questioning? Are you seeking diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, gender dysphoria, bipolar, PTSD, ADHD, insomnia, or adjustment disorder? Are you looking for a provider who blends Eastern and Western approaches to care? Then we would be a great fit!

Joanne Martin

I view the therapeutic process as a collaborative effort between myself & the client. You are the expert in your life- I am just a conduit in uncovering your potential. I specialize in anxiety, depression, troubled relationships, poor coping skills and trauma by reducing the clients belief in their negative self-talk and self-worth. You will be learn to feel, think and behave in a way that exemplifies your own greatness- through great relationships, great careers and a great sense-of-self.

Kelly Vernon

Life’s too short to be unhappy, unsure, or unfulfilled. Let me help you learn better ways to handle the issues that are standing in the way of your goals or feeling better. There are things that you can do that will nurture your spirit, help you overcome personal challenges, and allow you to achieve your individual life goals. I cater to each of my client’s personal needs in order to unlock their full potential. I look forward to partnering with you on your journey to health and happiness.

Marcie Dimenstein

You aren't quite sure what is wrong. You have worked to get here but something isn't quite right. My mission is to assist with transitions in life. We all go through many changes through life and as we age sometimes it gets harder to make the changes that we are expected to. Divorce, aging, illness, and retirement all can provide opportunities to figure out what we will bring us joy. I can help.

Barbara Plavnicky

Barbara will analyze the roots of client depression and assess the needs of the client based on this analysis. Some depression may need to be referred for medication management while attending sessions learning how to deal with this disorder.

Jenny Noia-Gilson

I have dedicated the majority of my career working with adolescents and young adults, and it is a true joy of mine. I sincerely enjoy the energy and enthusiasm that comes with interacting with young people. More important, is helping my clients deal with the many issues and struggles that accompany being young. This time in your life does not have to be so scary and uncertain with the right tools and frame of mind. I can help to support you on your path and transition to where you are looking

Misty Ginicola

My clients at Walk in Balance Counseling are looking to find balance and joy. I work with folx who have experienced marginalization, sometimes from the very beginning of their lives. They often feel depression and anxiety, and are not sure how to heal. As many families carry cultural and generational trauma, my clients have received the message to fracture and hide parts of who they are for their own safety. I work with clients to reunite those fractures into wholeness.

Carolnette Graham

Everyone is unique and comes with different things. Come as you are and we'll work through everything and find the you that you want to be.

Camilla Schnaitmann

Seeking mental health treatment is an important first step, and I can appreciate how BIG of a step it is. Questions and uncertainty outweigh almost all other emotions, except hopefulness - hope that this step will help change your life, or the life of your child and family for the better. Whether or not you invite me in to help guide you or your child through this journey, it is my hope that you will continue to move forward towards mental health wellness.

James Killian

My clients are typically high-functioning, motivated, and committed to making changes in their lives. They value their time and as such, my approach is to implement a straightforward model for fast, effective results. This involves exploring how thoughts and behaviors are helping or hurting and implementing highly effective and results-oriented mindfulness techniques. Clients have described their therapeutic experience with me as authentic and compassionate, focused, and purpose-driven.

Michael Vitulano

Feeling lost in your job or career? Looking for your true passion and purpose? You are not alone. I help many young professionals create a vision for their future and dive right into it! Are you or your child struggling? I provide nonjudgmental, solutions-focused cognitive behavioral treatment and comprehensive evaluations to support you to be your BEST even when things are at their worst.

Natasha Kennedy

As a parent, are you tired of looking for the right therapist for your teen and family? Has your teen seen multiple therapists without success? In today's families the dynamics are more complicated than ever. Is your teen struggling at school or home and you want to help them but you're not sure what is causing it and how to help them? Are you from a high stress, high achieving family and your teen never feels "good enough?" Your teen is smart and capable and you want to help them.

Leslie Marshall

I work with couples, individuals and later aged teens onward. My focus tends to be on helping people who are experiencing discomfort in their lives. These life stressors can make them feel off. They may be acting as if everything is okay on the outside, but on the inside they feel like something is wrong or needs to change. They may have trouble communicating with people, their relationships may be strained and they feel disconnected or their careers may be changing and they need guidance.

Paul Doolan

A therapeutic process can be, and often is, challenging and the prospect of beginning such a process can seem daunting. I have years of experience working with individuals who are either ambivalent or hopeless about changing their behavior. Whether struggling with anxiety, depression, matters of identify and transition, or issues related to masculinity, I would like to convey a hopeful sentiment that it is possible to unburden yourself from these issues by engaging in a therapeutic process.

Catarina Lally

My clients want to find their passion in order to live life in a more meaningful way. There is only one problem: their fears and worries. They often struggle with panic attacks that come out of nowhere or awful moments of self-hatred and depression that keeps them from reaching their potential. I help them learn different self-love, assertiveness, and life skills to help them gain the confidence, self-compassion, and assertiveness to stand up for themselves and take control of their lives.

Loretta Staples

My approach is eclectic, allowing space for a broad exploration of depression that includes spiritual and existential concerns. Life's challenges provide an opportunity for deep transformation. Depression can be an entry to such learning.

Will Ledwith

We tell ourselves stories about our mental health, our ability to handle stress, our capacity to create and sustain healthy relationships, our self-worth, and more. Such stories have been shaped by experiences, biology, and events. Some stories are affirming, others distressing. Some stories that once helped us now hurt us. Some stories are simply untrue.