OUR TEAM

Hello! I’m Becky Glaze

LICSW

I am a NH native and care deeply about the health and wellness of my community, which led me to a graduate degree in social work. I studied at the University of New Hampshire and hold a Masters Degree in Social Work with a Concentration in Integrated Mental and Physical Health. I have been in the field of social work for 10 years, where I worked with a variety of populations to include families, adolescents, individuals, and mothers to achieve treatment goals. I am a trained EMDR therapist through EMDRIA. My passion is working with those who suffer from medical trauma, women’s health issues, and those who work in the medical field who experience trauma personally and professionally. I am also a veteran and served in the United States Army, and feel passionate about offering EMDR therapy to military personnel and first responders.

When providing therapy to my patients, I take an integrative treatment approach to healing. I am trained in Nutritional and Integrative Medicine for Mental Health, which incorporates healing with the food we put into our bodies. With this approach, I implement education on nutrition, herbal remedies, and other lifestyle habits into my work with my patients.

I am a 200+ Hour Registered Yoga Teacher through the Yoga Alliance and I am also a Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. I lead yoga, meditation, and group fitness classes. Given my experience and expertise in treating trauma, all of the classes I lead are delivered with a trauma informed approach.

When I am not guiding my patients through the treatment process, you can find me outside exploring the outdoors with my partner, daughter, and dog.

Hello! I’m Nina DeMarco

LICSW, MLADC

Following completion of my undergraduate degree, I felt intrigued to pursue a career that would allow me the opportunity to provide supportive care to individuals using a person-centered humanistic approach. This led me to receive a Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire. Since graduating in 2016, I have been lucky enough to work within an integrated behavioral health setting providing counseling services to individuals across the life span. I built a passion for working with individuals struggling with substance use disorders, which led to me supervising a Medication Assisted Treatment program. I enjoy working closely with individuals who have co – occurring substance use and mental health disorders to support them in reaching their overall wellness and recovery goals. I incorporate many different therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Behavioral Activation (BA) and Motivational Interviewing (MI) to meet clients individualized goals. I look forward to partnering with you to help achieve your wellness goals, as well as a sense of empowerment.

Hello! I’m Mallorie Stanley

LICSW

I grew up in New Hampshire, surrounded by all the beautiful natural spaces that this area has to offer. I was active in the outdoors from a young age, and my experiences in the outdoors have shaped me as an individual and as a clinician. After finishing my Bachelor’s Degree in Behavioral Neuroscience, I completed a Dual Master’s Degree in Social Work and Outdoor Education at the University of New Hampshire. This training taught me how to intentionally use wilderness and adventure experiences as treatment for mental illness. In over seven years in the mental health field, I have used this training in a number of different roles, including as a therapeutic adventure group facilitator, wilderness therapy field guide, and therapist at a wilderness therapy program in Utah.

I approach my work with clients through a trauma and attachment lens, meaning that I believe many of the challenges we face with our mental and emotional wellness can be traced back to traumatic or interpersonally disruptive experiences. I also believe in the healing powers of the outdoors, nature, green spaces, and movement. My goal is to help my clients find ways to integrate natural spaces and natural elements into their wellness routines, alongside traditional talk therapy and EMDR therapy. This could be something as high energy as going on a hike to regulate your nervous system, or simply tending to a small house plant to feel grounded. The possibilities are endless, and always guided by whatever feels right for you!

Some of my own favorite things to do in nature are hiking, snowboarding, surfing, and caring for my plants.

Hello! I’m Brian Driscoll

M.S. CMHC, PhD Candidate

I believe in the power of healing and the ability of everyone to be able to overcome trauma and adversity. Having previously served in the military and first responder, and now as a school counselor for children, I am dedicated to the service of others with a humanistic, person-centered, and strengths-based approach. My passion is in helping others heal from the effects of trauma and the many other obstacles that life will present. Oftentimes the hardest step is the first step. With a soft voice, compassion, understanding, and acceptance, I want to take that first step with you and empower you to find strength and resilience.

Offering services through a person-centered, trauma informed, and strengths-based approach, I assist others in overcoming anxiety, trauma and experiences that have complicated their lives. Feeling comfortable in an environment where you are free to be vulnerable and free to be human is the first step in overcoming trauma without the fear of being judged.

I as well as so many others have experienced trauma and know the effects that it can have on others and ourselves, and the difficulties and challenges that come with it. We are all capable of so much more and the abilities are all within us to be well and heal. Whether you are a child, adult, first responder, or student, we can all heal! Let me help you!

Hello! I’m Kayla Fitzpatrick

M.A. CMHC

I obtained my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rivier University. I have been in the field of mental health for several years where I have worked with a variety of populations to include children, adolescents, and adults. Prior to my work as a therapist, I worked for Community Mental Health Centers providing support to those in the community dealing with severe and persistent mental illness. My passion is working with individuals who suffer from generational/childhood trauma, victims of sexual assault, and transitional age youth. 

I utilize a variety of modalities, including Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness.

Whether this is your first time in therapy or you have been in therapy for years, it is never too late to grow, evolve, and progress towards new beginnings. My goal is to help you heal in a space that is free of judgement; where you can feel comfortable, safe, and secure. I highly value the therapeutic relationship and believe that this is the root to successful therapy! 

During my free time, I enjoy spending time with my partner and our two dogs, being out in nature, baking, and music. 

Hi there, I’m Caroline Schneider

MSW

I was drawn to the healing profession from a young age and have always been interested in better understanding people, with all of their unique complexities. I am a graduate of the University of New Hampshire’s Master of Social Work program. My background of clinical experience spans various ages, issues, and settings, including crisis centers, in-home and community support, and schools. As a graduate intern, I provided evidence-based individual therapy within a community integrative healthcare and both individual and group therapy within a treatment center for individuals with eating disorders. I consider myself an EMDR-focused therapist, but my approach to therapy is eclectic. I strive to work collaboratively with each individual to determine what works best for them. I look forward to empowering people to better their lives through finding their own inner strength and resilience. In my spare time, you can find me in nature, reading, playing piano, practicing yoga, or adventuring with my son, husband, and dog.

Hi! I am Liza Nelson

CMHC

I first became interested in becoming a therapist when I realized the impact therapy can have on changing one’s quality of life.

My passion for mental health and wellbeing has led me to pursue a career as a therapist. I am currently studying Clinical Mental Health at Southern New Hampshire University. I am trained in EMDR through the EMDR Institute. I have been in the mental health field for 2 years working at a residential treatment center with adolescents. As I have continued to grow in this field, I have found my passion working with couples and in sex therapy.

My goal as a therapist is to create a safe and supportive space for clients to feel comfortable talking about difficult problems. Through a positive and empathic relationship, I work with clients to meet their treatment goals and lead happier, healthier lives.

In my free time I can be found reading outside or playing with my dog.

Hi! I’m Alicia Brown

MSW

It takes courage to show up to therapy and even more to engage in the work of ongoing introspection. During our time together, I’ll meet your therapeutic efforts with acceptance and kind regard; I understand how much of a challenge improving one’s mental health can be.

As a clinician, I aim to create a space where you feel safe to express yourself, free from outside judgment. My client-centered and strengths-based approach stems from believing each individual has the innate capacity to heal. While your path to healing is unique to you, our work will integrate and consider well-being from multiple sources, including mental, physical, and spiritual wellness.

I have a master’s degree in social work from the University of New England and am under supervision to obtain my social work license. My previous clinical experience includes working with pregnant and parenting women with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. I have also worked with young children and have undergraduate degrees in early childhood education and psychology from Gordon College.

I enjoy yoga, walks in nature, and spending time with my children and dog in my free time. 

I can’t wait to start our work together.

Hello! I’m Julia DeLotto

MSW

I have always had a passion for helping  people which led me to pursue a degree in social work, graduating from Simmons University in 2022 with a master’s degree. Since then I have had the opportunity to work in an integrated health care setting, providing therapy to children, adolescents and adults. I found my passion in working with a trauma and attachment lens, and have been lucky to have joined the Child Parent Psychotherapy  Network in New Hampshire. Along with trauma and attachment, I  also have a passion for working with grief and loss. “Each person’s grief is as unique as their fingerprint. But what everyone has in common is that no matter how they grieve, they share a need for their grief to be witnessed”- David Kessler.  My goal is to help provide safety in session to allow each individual to work through challenges in their own way with a person centered approach. In my free time, you can find me outdoors snowboarding, hiking, running or practicing yoga and Reiki.

Hi, I’m Alex LaCroix

MSW

Life can be full of numerous challenges which can lead to many different roads in our journeys. My mission is to provide support for positive mental health and well-being. I offer a supportive and nonjudgmental therapy space for children, teens, and adults from all walks of life by expanding your mind and expressing yourself openly and freely. We will work together to set goals and facilitate a positive change toward the life you want. 

I hold a master’s degree in social work from the University of Louisiana and am currently under supervision to obtain my social work license. I have previously worked in different avenues with different age brackets. Starting my social work career working with teens and children in school and after-school programs, eventually focusing on adults primarily through community outreach and crisis work. Most recently worked with pregnant and parenting women with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorder.
I enjoy utilizing different paths that support therapy by focusing on the mind and body. Day to day I enjoy exercising, spending time with family, and engaging in outdoor activities. 

You are the expert of your life, and let’s work together to build a happier and healthier lifestyle!

Hi! I’m Johanna White

MA CMHC

Life is full of experiences that challenge resilience of both mind and body. My therapeutic approach revolves around the belief that true healing arises from honoring one’s authentic self and embracing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Through compassionate understanding and unconditional support, I strive to create a safe and nurturing space where my clients can embark on their transformative journey to recovery and self-discovery.

Prior to leaning into my true passion and pursuing a career in mental health, I worked in the medical field for over a decade. My background provides me with unique perspectives in the mind-body connection and the value of a holistic approach, as well as a deep understanding of the emotional challenges of caregiving professions. As the wife of a now retired military officer with 22 years of service, I have also personally witnessed the sacrifices and challenges faced by both those who serve and their families. I am fortunate to have been able to integrate my journey into my professional counseling experience working with veterans, first responders, and their partners. In this time, I have sought to provide a safe space for those who have selflessly served their country and communities, and help them to navigate the complexities of trauma.

In my free time, I am passionate about deepening my yoga practice and finding solace in nature through hiking, kayaking, and skiing with my husband and two children. Through my dedication to make time for joy, I find balance, growth, and a deep appreciation for the world around me.

I am committed to empowering you on your journey to healing and resilience. With an open heart and open mind, I stand ready to support and guide you towards lasting positive change.

Hi! I’m Emma Conant

MA CMHC

I became interested in helping others ever since I was a child. Which led to me exploring the various career paths within the helping profession for several years. I explored and rode along with EMTs/Paramedics, police officers, and took a medical exploration course at the local hospital in high school only to then understand that being a counselor felt like the best fit for me.

I obtained my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Antioch University. I have been in the mental health field for several years and worked with several populations with varying levels of care. During my master’s program I worked full-time at a psychiatric inpatient hospital to support those who were trying to cope with various hardships life can throw at us. This experience led to me developing an interest in crisis work as well as developing skills that allows me to feel confident working with severe trauma/PTSD.

My most recent work as a clinician has been working with Veterans/active Military and First Responders which is a population that I feel passionately about and have greatly valued working with. I feel grateful to have the opportunity to share/hold space for those who choose to be open and vulnerable after seeing and experiencing trauma day after day.

When I am not working, I enjoy relaxing outside, swimming, hanging with my cats, finding and listening to new music, and taking time to be with my friends and family.

I know the difficulty and discomfort it takes to reach out and ask for help, but that discomfort and difficulty will be matched with acceptance and empathy. As your clinician I will help you understand your own strengths and resilience, support you in achieving your goals, and get creative while doing so.

Hi, I’m Bre VanDeWeghe!

MSW

Throughout my education journey and experiences within the mental health field, I developed a passion for supporting individuals in achieving their goals and improving their overall well-being,whatever that may look like. I graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a Masters Degree in Social Work in 2023 and am under supervision to obtain my clinical license. My clinical experience includes providing community based services to individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness, as well as those living with co-occurring intellectual and developmental disabilities or traumatic brain injuries. I most recently worked within an Employee Assistance Program, providing short-term counseling services to employees of contracted agencies, focusing on work-life balance and navigating life stressors. 

I strive to create a warm and welcoming therapeutic environment, where individuals feel comfortable to engage in self-exploration and discovery. I truly believe each individual has the resiliency and skills to achieve their goals, and I am grateful to be a part of that journey. Therapy is not a one size fits all and I work to collaborate with my clients, encouraging them to be in the driver seat when it comes to their treatment and goals. I use a combination of different evidence based therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. 

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my dog, paddleboarding, listening to podcasts or music, and relaxing! 

Hello, I’m Aaron Boucher

MA CMHC, M.E.d Secondary Education

In addition to EMDR, CBT, and mindfulness-based interventions, I employ creative approaches to therapy that seek to meet the unique needs of each of my clients. Since no two clients are exactly the same, no two applications of evidence-based therapeutic interventions will be the same. As such, therapy may be augmented with creative application of interventions through art, writing, puzzles, and games.

My path to the mental health profession started with my work as an educator of middle and high school students. As a teacher I learned firsthand that the mental health of a student profoundly affects their ability to access education. Additionally, it became clear to me that schools are frequently places that exacerbate mental health struggles rather than ameliorate them. While schools are beginning to address the mental health needs of students, educators are often the ones who are handed this additional responsibility–usually with little or no training. This, along with the many pressures that teachers and other school personnel face, often creates a work environment that is intensely stressful and potentially traumatic for school employees. These factors also affect the parents and families of school-aged children. Given these realities, I enjoy working with educators, middle and high school students, and parents and families because the psychological health of the whole educational environment affects all of the parts.

I am also a strident believer in the power of communication as a tool for connecting, building resilience, and healing. While communication comes in many forms (e.g. art, music, creative writing) and conveys many things (e.g. fact, values, ideas, emotions) it is often overlooked as an important skill and vital tool. As such, developing communication skills is an area in which I enjoy working with clients.

I look forward to working with you toward your therapeutic goals.

Hello, I’m Katlyn Glennon

MA CMHC

As a clinician, my goal is to offer personalized care to address the unique aspects of self, goals, and challenges that you bring to our sessions. I aim to cultivate a safe, supportive, and judgment-free environment that honors individual experiences and vulnerability.

I obtained my master’s degree from Southern New Hampshire University and am currently under supervision to obtain my license in clinical mental health counseling. My professional experience in the mental health and family services fields highlight my passion for working with children, adolescents, and adults looking to build on their inherent strengths and skills while developing new understandings and strategies to realign with their goals and values.

My counseling approach can be described as strength-based and person-centered with focus on the intricate relationship of the mind and body. In life, we may absorb and integrate difficult experiences which can contribute to feelings of dysregulation or dysfunction. I work with individuals with a range of life stressors, anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and emotional issues. I incorporate well-known methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) layered with other creative and evidence-based techniques with the appreciation that there is no “one size fits all” approach. I am committed to continuously adding to my therapeutic toolbox to, in turn, support clients add to their own while on their journey of increasing awareness and understanding of their health, wellness, and healing.

Outside of the office, I enjoy time with my dogs, thrifting, crafting, and visiting with loved ones.

Whether you are an adolescent, adult, student, or community helper that is new to therapy or rejoining the process, I look forward to working with you to reach your goals for fulfilling, lasting change!

Hi! I’m Haley King

CMHC Intern

Through the evolution of my own life experiences I have been drawn towards working to support the mental health of the greater community around me, and the development of skills that improve the lives of others. The COVID-19 pandemic only strengthened my drive to find a path towards this goal, and in the fall of 2021 I began studying through Bay Path University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, within their concentration on Advanced Trauma-Informed Counseling.

I am trained in Baptiste Power Yoga, graduating in 2014 from the 200 hour teacher trainee program at Power Yoga of Cape Cod. My passion is offering classes that welcome all body types and physical abilities, in order to enhance the connection between physical expression and mental processes. Through yoga we can offer ourselves the opportunity to unravel physical symptoms of trauma and stress, and establish patterns of movement that empower our daily cognitive functions.

My goal as a therapist is to offer holistic, strengths-based care that empowers clients to identify areas in their life where they need support and work collaboratively with them to create treatment goals. I aim to work with adults, particularly in support of the diverse needs of veterans, and first responders, and for those experiencing symptoms of trauma and traumatic stress in a safe and empathetic environment. In my free time I can most likely be found reading, hanging out with my 2 rescue dogs, or adventuring with my partner.