The Counseling Center of Seacoast

Using evidence-based therapeutic strategies, Adam has an integrated approach to care. Adam works with couples, adults, and adolescents who are looking to overcome relationship challenges, betrayal, depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction.

Michael’s directive of therapy is integrative, experiential, and relational models of therapy. He has experience working with adults, couples, and families with a breadth of personal and spiritual concerns, including anxiety/stress, depression, trauma, grief, men’s issues, and relationship challenges. 

Aubrey’s therapeutic modality is integrative, combining cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and attachment theory approaches to therapy. Aubrey has experience working with adolescents and adults dealing with dual-diagnosis, depression, anxiety, adjustment disorder, grief, relational challenges, trauma, OCD, ADHD, low self-esteem, and maladaptive coping mechanisms.

She is being supervised by Jennifer Klatka, LPC/S – LPC.9770 PCS.

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Martha Camille’s therapy approach is based on an integration of attachment theory and cognitive behavioral theory, utilizing techniques from CBT, narrative therapy, internal family systems, and motivational interviewing. Martha Camille has experience helping adolescents and adults navigate anxiety, depression, anger, trauma, body image issues, disordered eating, self-harm, ADHD, relational challenges, adjustment disorders, grief, and mood disorders.

She is being supervised by Jennifer Klatka, LPC/S – LPC.9770 PCS

Cindy’s model of therapy is integrative, blending systemic, psychodynamic, and cognitive-behavioral models of therapy. She has experience working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, where there is a history of depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, OCD, chronic mental illness, addiction, or relational challenges.

Kirsten’s model of therapy is integrative and responsive to the need of the client but is primarily informed by cognitive-behavioral and biopsychosocial models. Throughout her career, she has worked with medically and neurologically complex individuals.  Kirsten’s focus is to provide care to adult/older adult clients navigating change, loss, and the impacts of neurodiversity.

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Angie employs an integrative model of therapy, which combines Attachment-based Systemic, Narrative, and Mindfulness-based frameworks to help co-create opportunities for hope and healing for women and couples navigating seismic life changes, family conflict, chronic illness, professional and athletic performance anxiety, depression, and grief and loss. Angie has additional clinical experience working with emerging adults in a collegiate setting, and with women and couples navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, perinatal mood disorders, and adjusting to new parenthood.

Deanna uses an integrated, strengths-focused approach to therapy, incorporating cognitive-behavioral, narrative, and motivational interviewing techniques while engaging with clients’ personal stories. She has experience working with adolescents as well as adults and enjoys helping clients navigate challenges with anxiety, depression, relationships, body image, self-esteem, perfectionism, faith, and parenting.

She is being supervised by Jennifer Klatka, LPC/S – LPC.9770 PCS

CC’s model of therapy integrates systemic approaches utilizing cognitive-behavioral therapies. She has experience working with adults, couples, and families where there is a history of depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, grief, burnout, communication issues, and betrayal.

She is being supervised by Cindy Iarussi, LMFT, LMFT/S Candidate – License Number 6973

Megan’s integrative therapeutic model incorporates various cognitive-behavioral approaches. She has experience working with adolescents and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, grief, and faith/spirituality.

She is being supervised by Jennifer Klatka, LPC/S – LPC.9770 PCS

Jeremy is a dedicated pastoral counselor with over 15 years of experience in marriage ministry and three years of pastoral counseling experience. Specializing in marriage counseling and men’s issues, Jeremy effectively combines theology and practical counseling techniques to achieve sustainable outcomes.

Erin's therapeutic model incorporates various cognitive-behavioral approaches. She has experience working with adolescents and adults experiencing grief, anxiety, depression, disordered eating, academic challenges, ADHD, and trauma. She also has experience working with parents of children with special needs.

She is supervised by Erica Rutledge, LPC/S- 8537.

Shannon’s therapy approach is based on an integration of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, Systems Theory, and Attachment Theory. She has experience working with a variety of concerns, such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, chronic mental illness, trauma, relational issues, and faith issues with adults, couples, and families.