Nashua Therapists specializing in ADHD

Erin McGreevy

Taking the first step into your own wellness can feel exciting and scary at the same time.  Maybe you are feeling overwhelmed with life expectations or struggling to connect with loved ones.  Maybe you have felt the vast depth the pandemic has had on our everyday lives and finding a new normal has been hard to do alone. Or maybe you have noticed changes in your adolescent child. Whatever the reason, we will work together to explore the path to your wellness and wellbeing.

Lauren Petrilli

I meet with children, adolescents, and adults of many identities and backgrounds, dealing with concerns such as depression and anxiety, attention and impulsivity issues, navigating life with autism, stress and conflict, relationship issues, grief and loss, life changes and transitions, as well as the impact of trauma and violence. No equine experience is necessary. Insurance is not accepted. If requested, I can provide a superbill to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

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.

Juliana Pires

I have helped people who reported anxiety that "comes unannounced from nowhere", or had been feeling low and having difficulty finding motivation, or who were just not feeling like themselves for different reasons including poor sleep, low energy, inability to stop worrying, and inability to concentrate to complete tasks.

Uhunoma Osadolor

Are you delaying care because you are unable to take time off work? Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or even ADHD, and it is difficult to get an appointment with a specialist as most appointments are far booked? You cannot seem to get that perfect babysitter you can trust with your kids to make the appointment that took you several weeks to get? You are in luck as Ample Grace Psychiatry got you covered if you reside in the following states: Minnesota, Oregon, Idaho, and Iowa.

Sherri Collins

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.

Mary Dullen

Adam Saltz

Are you struggling with life? Worried about the political climate we are currently in? Anxious about your future and the future of the world? Let me help you calm your fears, and feel better prepared to face these crazy times we live in. You will feel comfortable expressing your thoughts and views without facing the fear of judgment.

Jennifer Rosselli

I love working with people who are exploring their identities and living alternative lifestyles, particularly with people who feel like they are living in the margins of society. It can be scary to explore one's self when we fear what we might find. This issue can arise in a variety of situations from LGBTQIA issues to addiction, trauma, and phase-of-life changes. I can help you explore how to sit in the unknown and find comfort and excitement in change.

Ryoen Elizabeth Drewello

In my practice I focus on treating mostly adults; however I will occasionally work with people 12 and older who are in the LGBTQ community or questioning their gender or sexuality. My clients are looking to balance getting to know themselves better and healing from the past with learning practical skills to make the present moment easier to navigate.