Townsend Therapists specializing in Relationship / Marriage Issues

Laura McLaughlin

In the presence of horses and surrounded by nature, I work to help others heal from traumatic life experiences, manage dissociation and strengthen internal resources.

Danielle Hatem

We heal through connection, play, and attaching internally to ourselves. Sometimes our developmental wounds interplay between one another in relationships. While in therapy (both individually and as a couple) we will work on bridging the gap between stuck patterns that create separateness in relationships to creating emotional safety and trust.

Rob Brownson

Each relationship shared with a client brings a sense of investment and an opportunity of reward for diligence. We will aspire to goal achievement, conflict resolution and development of crucial life skills from a place of effective self-assessment, critical thinking and incorporation of tools that work for you.

Allison Scobie-Carroll

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with over 27 years of clinical experience and am licensed to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. My practice focus is on the provision of care to adolescents, adults and couples with special emphasis on women's issues (for both trans feminine and those designated female at birth) and serving the LGBTQ+ community.

Rebecca Rondeau

You feel stuck. You’re not sure why you keep reacting the ways that you do. You’re feeling broken, unseen, and misunderstood. I see you and your struggles. Sometimes we look in the mirror and we do not recognize who we have become. The negative stories we tell ourselves intrude around every corner. Together, we can rewrite those stories and clear out the negative biases that drive us. We can realign ourselves, identify what is really true, and create what is possible for you moving forward.

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.

Dr. Christine Smith

I provide individual psychotherapy for older adolescents (16+), adults, older adults, college students, professionals, and military-affiliated individuals. Issues I most commonly treat include anxiety, depression, eating disorders, body image issues, grief, PTSD, job-related stress, and relationship problems.

Jim Petipas

I partner with people who are desiring support and guidance through a challenging season of life or are desiring to make and achieve goals. Offering the feedback, strategies, and tools they might need to persevere and move towards better health and goals. My passion and the majority of my experience is in helping teenagers and families along this journey.

Melissa Spilman

Often, couples come after they have gotten to a point of being polarized. They feel so much frustration, anger, and disappointment, that it’s hard to remember anything that they enjoy about one another, and they feel like they are unable to have their partner really hear them. I create a space for both parties to identify their needs, get validation and engage in a “non-judgemental curiosity” about what their partner needs, what they need and how to support each other in getting their needs met.

Mayumi Kimura

Are you genuinely curious about unhelpful patterns that seem to keep showing up in your life and relationships? Do you ask why you're such a people-pleaser, take things so personally, have trouble opening up, suffer from analysis paralysis, feel bad about setting boundaries or communicating your needs, etc, etc?

Meaghan Decker

I'm Meg Decker (she/her), a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who works with adults of all ages. Many of my clients come to therapy to address issues related to anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief and loss, prenatal and postpartum challenges, and issues related to relationships and self-worth. I am particularly passionate about serving young adults (18 -29) as they navigate the complex world of adulthood.

Dr. David Jarsky

I see adults of all ages (18+). I'll help you feel heard and validated. Some of the areas that we might address include interpersonal relationships, difficult family histories, self-esteem issues, and management of life stressors. I am located in Concord, Massachusetts, but I see clients anywhere within the state via secure and HIPAA-compliant telehealth.

Joseph Winn

Couples therapy is focused on the relationship. Each partner is asked to own their contribution to the current state of their shared struggle, while working to build more honest, intimate, and beneficial communication skills. This growth stems from risking vulnerability, learning to sit with discomfort, minimizing reactivity, self-soothing, and a sincere desire to listen and grow. As couples therapy requires time and commitment. To fascinate this growth, we meet weekly in 75- minute sessions

Rowen Beaudoin-Colegrove

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, one of the treatments I am most passionate about is intimate partner therapy. I am influenced most by John Gottman, Esther Perel, Salvador Minuchin, and Richard Schwartz in my treatment of partners.

Lauren Beaudoin-Colegrove

In my practice, I specialize in working with clients of all ages who identify as transgender/non-binary and/or along the LGBQ+ spectrum. I provide support to clients who are coming out and transitioning, exploring or actively working toward creating families of their own, making the transition to parenthood, and parenting young children. In addition, I help clients work through issues related to depression, anxiety, postpartum mood changes, relationship issues, and trauma.

Amanda Sadat

Ready to start medication and don't know where to start? Have you been having a hard time sleeping or shutting off? Increased anxiety or depression? Maybe you are nervous or feel worried about meeting with a provider? Maybe you are unclear where to start? Are you tired all the time or feeling you no longer have the energy to do things you once did? Is your health effecting your mood? Has your primary care or therapist recommended medication as part of your treatment plan?

Matthew Box

Have you been searching for your path in life? Held back by inner turmoil, social/emotional barriers within the relationships you surround yourself with, or addictive patterns that feel safer to maintain rather than break and reset? Perhaps you've become slightly more aware of feelings within your body telling you to slow down or an inner calling within your heart and mind to recenter and ground. Holistic approaches can provide a path to a healthier mind/body and a greater awakening of the soul.

Sherri Washington

Too often, we equate caring for our mental and emotional health with weakness and failure - especially when we're taught that our “strength” is based on our ability to handle the stresses of everyday life without “cracking”. I've dedicated my career to overcoming this myth by helping young adults and adults develop wellness plans that promote emotional and mental balance, internal peace, and positive coping and communication skills. Virtual therapy is offered in Florida and Georgia.

Mary Dullen

Michelle Jarrett Worth

Change can be tough. Chances are, you're probably repeating similar patterns over and over. We all do this! These patterns can go on for so long and when we want to do something about it--well, it can be super daunting to untangle what feels like a giant, complex, layered knot. This can be especially challenging in the face of new life transitions -- we can find that what used to work for us no longer does.