Wellness

Therapy For The People is a co-working space for therapists who are committed to LGBTQIA+ affirming, interculturally humble, and trauma-responsive mental health care. In contrast to agencies, Therapy for The People (TFTP) is a membership-based organization, providing therapists a peer-supported environment to host and grow their individual practices. We are proud to be a resource for clients and therapists alike, offering virtual and in-person mental health services for the people.

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Nurturing growth through creativity and connection. Navigating the challenges of childhood and adolescence can be a complex and emotional journey. It can be challenging to understand the unique needs and struggles that young individuals face today. My mission is to create a safe and nurturing environment for kids and teenagers to explore their strengths, handle difficulties, and thrive.

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A Bangor-area outpatient mental health counseling agency for Mainers.

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Discover the healing power of Main Street Music Therapy, a trauma-informed therapy practice offering gender and sexual orientation affirming care.

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Laura Angeley-Devereux, Mental Health Counselor based in Blue Hill.

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Working with the LGBTQ+ community. Life coaching and holds an advanced degree in Contemplative Practice.

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Working with individuals who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, ADHD, and relationships, among other issues. Working with folks in the LGBTQ+ community. Informed by a variety of therapeutic approaches, including ACT, EMDR, humanistic, and trauma-focused therapies.

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Working with me will feel collaborative, safe, and possibly even fun. Even if you aren't clear on your goal for therapy, with careful questioning, guidance and reflection, together we may find a clearing in the woods, where you can more easily access what is most important to you and how you want to be in the world. I work with people ages 12 and up. In addition to talking, I may suggest modes of processing that use art, music, movement, or play based activities.

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I help neurodivergent young adults feel like they're in the driver's seat of their lives. As an occupational therapist, I collaborate with clients to create custom routines, coping skills, and habits that work for them. OT can work on: Stress management, Nervous system support, Gender identity exploration, Boundary setting, Sensory strategies, Attention and motivation, Co-parenting strategies, Executive functioning, Home and lifestyle management, Leisure and hobbies, Self care that actually works.

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I am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, and am experienced in working with queer and LGBTQIA+ identified individuals, as well as women who are struggling with trauma, body image issues, chronic illness, life transitions, depression, anxiety, and gender related concerns.

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Somatic therapy, yoga, oracle card readings.

I am a trauma-informed somatic therapist, which means I focus on the mind-body connection utilizing movement and meditation modalities that veer from traditional talk therapy! This is my 10th year working with clients individually and in groups, predominantly through telehealth or virtual means, although I also host in person wellness events and retreats and grew-up in Maine and have been back for the past several years post grad school in SF. I have also started my own decolonized collective center Queer, disabled folks as an Indigenous Mi'kmaq. I have also completed yoga teacher training, do oracle card readings as ancestral intuitive, and also center fat activism in all of my work.

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Hi! I am a queer, trans/non-binary, neuro-spicy, artist and therapist. I started my transition over a decade ago, and as I find myself becoming an elder queer, I feel a deep commitment to being visible, accessible, and supportive for younger queers. I believe in sharing lived experience, offering steadiness and hope, and helping make the path a little less overwhelming for those coming up behind us. I am openly out because I believe it matters, especially now, for queer and trans people to see real, joyful individuals doing life things in a tough political climate.

As an artist, I know colors and stories can say what words sometimes can’t. Art has been a place where my authentic self could exist before it was safe or possible to be myself. Making art helps me think, regulate, and imagine. Being creative gives shape to feelings that live in my body and nervous system in a way I struggle to communicate otherwise. I think queerness, too, lives outside of tidy narratives, and art offers a way to honor complexity, contradiction, and becoming ourselves.

As a therapist, I hold space with warmth, humor, and deep respect for your path. I believe healing works best when we bring our whole weird, wonderful selves to the table. My style is person-centered, strength-based, and gently goofy. I love mixing grounding, curiosity, and creativity to help you feel safe, seen, and supported. I am especially passionate about supporting queer and trans folks as we grow and step into authentic versions of ourselves.

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Resurgam Counseling is owned and operated by David Devoe, LCPC-C. Resurgam Counseling offers mental health counseling to adult individuals and couples (or dyads of any kind, including family or friends), with a specialization in supporting LGBTQ+ folks, and a particular focus on bisexual identity. Areas of treatment often include: anxiety, depression, self-concept, relationship issues, attachment theory, attachment ruptures, trauma, and addiction. Counseling is available in-person in Portland (Rosemont area) as well as via telehealth.

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