Mental Health Therapy in Warwick

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Therapists in Warwick

Karie Leduc

Rhode Island, Rhode Island - Clinical Social Worker/therapist
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Are you feeling hurt or overwhelmed by something that happened to you? Do you find yourself stuck in upsetting patterns of thinking, feeling, or behaving that make it difficult to move forward and make decisions in your personal or professional life? Considering making changes in your life can feel daunting, and counseling can provide support and guidance as you continue building a more fulfilling life for yourself. In my practice, I strive to create a safe, collaborative, non-judgmental atmosphere that will help you better understand the difficulties you're experiencing and learn about ways to overcome them. Psychotherapy is a process of self-discovery that will help you connect with your inner life, unbind from the past, and live fully in the present. As you learn about and acknowledge different aspects of yourself, you will find rough spots, as well as resources. All parts of your experience play important roles and we can understand what has been useful, what parts might be modified, as well as parts that offer strength and support that can be built upon. These discoveries remove potential obstacles to your growth and open avenues for connection and well-being. I believe that therapy can not only alleviate specific hardships or teach more compassionate self-care, but that therapy can be emotionally transformative. I practice this belief with rigor, I believe my role is to provide a supportive, yet challenging environment that fosters emotional well-being, new insights, and change. I am an active participant in the therapy session. Together we will be able to set therapeutic goals and follow a clear path to achieve them. I hold emotions and affect in the highest regard and pay particular attention to non-verbal communications. I address a wide variety of difficulties and issues in my practice, including depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, mood and personality disorders. I also have extensive experience helping those dealing with significant life changes such as education, employment, marriage and divorce, or loss and grief. I have been a licensed clinical social worker for the State of Rhode Island for 18 years, working in the community mental health field as well as private practice for over 9 years. I have a very flexible schedule and will check and respond to messages several times a day throughout the day, seven days a week. I also offer live chat, phone sessions and video sessions as needed and these can be scheduled based on need and at our convenience.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Rhode Island

Progreso Latino is dedicated to supporting the Latino and immigrant communities in Central Falls, RI. They provide services in English and Spanish assisting with free mental health counseling, adult education (ESOL, GED, citizenship), immigration guidance, domestic violence support, career development, tax preparation, youth programming, seniors programs, food aid, health services, and financial education.
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BIPOC Depression Anxiety
Bradley Hospital offers Rhode Island's children and adolescents compassionate evidence-based care for psychological, developmental, and behavioral challenges. Their programs include inpatient, outpatient, residential, and partial hospital modalities. RI youth can access autism-focused treatment, support groups, counseling, family-centered interventions, and pediatric mental health research opportunities.
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Teens & Students ADHD Anxiety Autism
Oasis International is a nonprofit serving African immigrants and low-income Providence neighborhoods with mental health support and advocacy initiatives. Their work helps youth develop leadership skills, promote cultural activities, access counseling and mental health resources, organize economic empowerment initiatives, manage scholarship opportunities, and organize life skills training and economic literacy workshops.
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BIPOC Depression PTSD Anxiety
Anchor Recovery Community Centers provide the Providence and Warwick communities with free peer-led substance use recovery support. Services like meetings, support from specialists with lived experience, teen programs, emergency department outreach, employment assistance, Narcan distribution, computer access, and recovery-oriented events are available.
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LGBTQ Men Women Veterans
Day One is committed to providing Rhode Island's survivors of sexual assault and trauma with comprehensive sexual violence services. They offer free individual and group counseling, operate a confidential 24/7 helpline, conduct trauma-informed therapy, deliver specialized support for young abuse victims, organize educational workshops, and lead advocacy initiatives.
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PTSD Domestic Violence
TGI Network of Rhode Island is the only nonprofit exclusively dedicated to supporting the state's TGI community. They lead advocacy initiatives for transgender, gender-diverse, and intersex individuals, operate free emotional support groups, organize leadership training, provide healthcare navigation guidance, and work on legislative changes.
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LGBTQ Anxiety Depression
Rhode Island Parent Information Network (RIPIN) offers residents peer-based assistance for special education, healthcare, and healthy aging needs. RIPIN offers care coordination for children with special health needs, provides IEP and 504 plan assistance, supports the resolution of insurance denials and medical bills, aids with transition services for young adults with disabilities, and conducts health management workshops.
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Teens & Students ADHD Anxiety Autism
Youth Pride offers Rhode Island's LGBTQ youth (up to 24 years old) free mental health support and community engagement opportunities. They operate a drop-in center, conduct individual counseling with licensed clinicians, manage a basic needs pantry, perform HIV testing, provide identity-focused support groups, deliver educational programming, and lead professional development training for schools and organizations.
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Teens & Students LGBTQ Depression Anxiety
Sojourner House provides free support, advocacy, and shelter for Rhode Island's survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Residents can access compassionate support through a 24/7 helpline, find emergency shelter, locate transitional and permanent housing, receive clinical counseling, join support groups, and get HIV tested.
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LGBTQ Women PTSD Domestic Violence
The Samaritans of Rhode Island operate 24/7 crisis helplines providing active listening for anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or loneliness. Trained staff offer confidential one-on-one conversations, individuals can access grief support groups for suicide loss survivors, find teen mental health resources, and join community suicide prevention training workshops.
United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island is a free helpline available 24/7 that connects residents with trained professionals who provide referrals to essential services like mental health services, food pantries, housing assistance, healthcare, childcare, seniors programs, job training, and legal aid.
Butler Hospital Support Groups are initiatives conducted on the hospital's campus to provide Rhode Island's adolescents, adults, and seniors with essential behavioral health services. They offer emergency psychiatric assessments, free community support groups, inpatient and partial hospitalization for teens (13-17) with depression or anxiety, addiction treatment, and specialized care for mood disorders, OCD, psychosis, memory conditions, and movement disorders.
NAMI Rhode Island is the state's affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Their services benefit residents by providing free mental health counseling, facilitating peer-led support groups, offering crisis intervention, developing peer-to-peer recovery courses, creating educational materials, organizing community events, and advocating for policy improvements.
Kids' Link RI is a behavioral health hotline for children and youth in need of mental health services. Accessible 24/7, the confidential service connects parents and caregivers with clinicians who assess children experiencing anger, sadness, behavioral problems, severe worries, or self-harm. Immediate guidance and direct referrals to appropriate Rhode Island mental health treatment providers are available.
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Teens & Students Depression ADHD Anxiety Grief Eating Disorders Autism
BH Link helps Rhode Island's residents with 24/7 services for mental health or substance use crises. They provide walk-in assessments, mobile crisis teams, peer support, short-term psychiatric treatment with medication options, nursing care, connections to treatment facilities, housing aid, and social services resources.
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Depression Anxiety Grief Substance Abuse
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