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Jamie has been working in the field of social work for more than 20 years. She has always had a dream of starting her own agency focusing her work on women, children, and families dealing with trauma, substance use disorder, and more.  

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Through trauma-informed practice and teaching, she is leading The Integrated Life to be pioneers in the treatment and response to trauma.  

Nicole received her Masters in Social Work from The University of New England and is joining the team after 8 years of experience working with children and families.  She is also currently serving the aging population and adults with disabilities.   

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Nicole has a strong passion for advocacy work and helping people become the best version of themselves. In her free time, you can find Nicole spending time with her family and her beloved pets.  

Marie enjoys working with people from all ages and all walks of life, in groups, 1:1, couples, and family treatment. She uses an eclectic mix of modalities, built on strengths perspective, brain science, and always a trauma informed approach.

Marie holds a Master's Degree in Social Work, Advanced Standing, from the University of New England, 1997. She is passionate about decreasing suffering, increasing success and empowering others. She also is an Adjunct Professor at Saint Joseph's College of Maine.

I seek to create a comfortable, helpful and collaborative environment where clients can feel at home, regardless of the struggles they come with. I focus primarily in working with members of LGBTQA community, and I also have experience working with law enforcement and first responders.  

I live in Cumberland County with my longterm partner and our four legged fur-baby.  I enjoy traveling, being outside, learning, and experiencing all that life has to offer.  I am also a full-time law enforcement officer!  

Hello! My name is Cassandra Warner. I earned my Master’s Degree in Social Work in 2023 from The University of New England. My experience in the behavioral and mental health fields is inclusive of working with diverse populations in healthcare, outpatient, inpatient, and community settings. I have worked in a variety of mental health/behavioral health settings and with clients who have experienced a broad range of diagnoses and were all in different stages of their journey.  My approach is a mixture of evidence-based techniques, strengths-based perspective, and trauma-informed perspectives. I use elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma informed care, motivational interviewing, strengths-based, and mindfulness-based therapy. Pursuing counseling services for yourself or your child can seem anxiety-provoking and overwhelming, and I understand that change can be hard to cope with. I aim to meet people where they are at in their journey and provide a safe and open space to process and support you in your path forward. I am honored to be a part of your healing journey.

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I am a mental health therapist. I received my master’s degree in social work in 2018 from the University of New England. In 2015, I received my bachelor’s degree in Holistic and Integrated Health from the University of Southern Maine. I also have a background in alcohol and drug addiction. Everyone deserves to be happy, but sometimes we may not have been taught how to be, or we might have experienced things that almost broke us. I am not judgmental, and my specialty is with people who have gone through trauma, struggle with anxiety, panic, depression, grief, suicidal thoughts or ideation, relationship troubles (abusive, infidelity, not feeling heard), rage fits, and people who grew up with parent/s who were unavailable, narcissistic, abusive or emotionally immature. I offer services to those who struggle with alcohol or drug addiction. Everyone is unique, so I might offer different modalities to address the specific needs of different clients, while always using trauma informed care. The modalities I use the most are inner child work, polyvagal therapy, somatic therapy, EMDR techniques, psycho-education around symptoms and triggers of mental health conditions, as well as teaching positive coping skills, offering anxiety reducing methods, self-regulation techniques, guided grounding exercises, and, a dash of humor to lighten things when possible.

Hello! I’m Heather, a humanistic, relational therapist committed to creating a safe, nurturing space where you can heal, grow, and show up just as you are. I believe in the power of connection and offer a compassionate, down-to-earth environment that honors your strengths and the parts still finding their way.

My approach is somatic, attachment-based, and trauma-informed. I integrate evidence-based practices like EMDR to help you move beyond cognitive understanding and into deep, lasting healing.

Therapy with me is a collaborative journey that connects mind, body, and emotion. With warmth, humor, and curiosity, we’ll explore your experiences and rewrite your story in a way that feels authentic and empowering. You’re so much more than a diagnosis—you’re a resilient, whole human. I’m honored to walk with you on your path to healing.

Katie works with individuals of all ages who are dealing with the effects of trauma, anxiety, depression, mood swings, behavioral difficulties, ADHD, disordered eating, and other mental health struggles, such as general feelings of malaise and stuckness; and looking to make a positive change. While Katie's roots are in Applied Behavioral Analysis, CBT, person-centered, and trauma-informed approaches, Katie is flexible and willing to accommodate depending on the client's needs. Katie offers a caring, judgment-free environment that allows individuals to speak openly about their experiences. She looks forward to working with you!

Jackie has a deep commitment to supporting individuals through life’s most challenging transitions. Specializing in children, with a background in working with children in foster care and youth at the Dempsey Center, Jackie brings warmth, empathy, and real-world experience to her practice. She is passionate about helping clients build emotional resilience, strengthen their sense of self, and find hope in the healing process.

As both a clinician and a parent, Jackie understands the complexities of family life and brings a grounded, compassionate perspective to her work. She creates a safe and welcoming space for clients of all ages, fostering connection, trust, and lasting growth.

I work with people carrying the weight of trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship struggles, and questions of identity and self-worth. Together, we’ll explore your story, your current challenges, and the hopes you hold for the future, using approaches like EMDR, narrative, and person-centered work to help you move through what feels stuck and uncover new possibilities for healing.

I see therapy as a space to come home to yourself and step into life with a renewed sense of possibility. In our time together, you’ll be met with compassion and support as we make sense of your experiences, process what’s been painful, and create room for growth, empowerment, and emotional richness.

Hello! I am a Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Counselor. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Massachusetts in 2003, and my Master of Arts in Counseling in 2006 from Doane College. I am passionate about helping people navigate life's challenges, achieve personal growth, and reach their goals. I have direct experience working with trauma, anxiety, grief, substance use disorders and depression. My goal is to provide a safe space where individuals can process their experiences, develop healthy coping, and ultimately move towards personal growth. I utilize a collaborative approach that facilitates the exploration of the factors contributing to the current barriers to achieving your goals. Using evidence-based models, including Solution-Focused, Cognitive Behavioral, Person-Centered, Trauma Informed Care, Mindfulness, DBT and REBT. 

Carly holds her Bachelors and Masters in Social Work and has been working as a therapist providing a safe and non-judgmental space for individuals, wherever they are in their mental health recovery journey! Carly works with all ages, from young kiddos to older adults, and understands the excitement and challenges each new life stage offers. She brings experience working with a range of mental health challenges including depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, and more.  

While using an array of treatments including cognitive therapies, values-based interventions, empowerment, and more, her priority is to partner with you to create a treatment plan that fits your needs. Carly brings passion, acceptance, and empathy to the therapeutic relationship, and she is excited to join you on your mental health journey!

Ava offers therapy to adults and elders. She has experience working with individuals navigating
grief, anxiety, depression, stress management, complex health issues, and major life transitions.
She aims to support clients as they work through challenges, develop coping skills, explore
questions around identity and/or relationships, navigate new life circumstances, and move
towards improved wellbeing. Her approach is collaborative and guided by curiosity and empathy.
Ava did her clinical internship in geriatric psychiatry social work at Maine Health. Her generalist internship was with asylum seekers at Hope Acts. Prior, she worked with survivors of domestic violence, in arts and community garden nonprofits, and in outdoor education.