Our Providers

Tracey Tucker has worked in the mental health field for over 20 years. Aside from her extensive educational background, which includes an MA in Counseling Psychology and experience in the fields of adolescent development, attachment theory and resiliency, Tracey is certified as a Licensed Community Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) in New Hampshire and has worked as a child and family mental health therapist in both community mental health and private practice settings.

In Spokane, WA., Tracey worked with the Marycliff Institute’s “Circle of Security” program, which educates parents about attachment theory and their relationship to their children. In her private practice, she specializes in the clinical treatment of adults, children and their families and specifically addresses issues such as trauma, depression, anxiety, parent/child relationships, relational issues and family counseling.

In addition to individual and family counseling, Tracey provides court ordered Co-Parenting counseling, Co-Parenting coordination and Reunification therapy. Tracey chose to work with these challenging court ordered cases after seeing the difficulties children, and eventual adults, have when they experience highly conflictual and negative dynamics between the two most important people in their lives. Over the last several years, Tracey has enjoyed supervising social work and clinical mental health candidates for NH licensure.

I received my Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire in 2018 and became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 2023. I have experience working with all ages, beginning at 8 weeks and ranging on into adulthood. I have an expertise in early childhood, late adolescence and adulthood. I find that an integrative or combination of therapeutic approaches including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, attachment-based. My areas of experience include but are not limited to parenting/family dynamics, childhood social emotional development, attachment, anxiety, depression, stress management, trauma, behavioral challenges and concerns, victims of abuse and neglect.

My objective is to focus on growth and healing in a safe and encouraging environment. I want to create the opportunity for clients to practice and improve skills to navigate transition, crisis, or change. My approach is a combination of cognitive-behavioral (actively working on changing ones thoughts and behaviors) and mindfulness (learning to experience difficulties with awareness and self-compassion rather than judgment and avoidance). I also like to introduce mindfulness into my practice as a way of slowing down and coping with difficult thoughts or emotions.I have over 35 years of experience working in education; counseling, teaching, and consulting in both special education and regular education.

Much of my work in the past 25 years has focused on educational equity and supporting all learners in reaching their highest potential. My hope is for clients to foster a deeper understanding of themselves through compassion, empathy, and forgiveness, and to fully engage in life with greater meaning, strength, and joy.

Brianna received her Master’s degree at the University of St. Thomas in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Family Psychology in December of 2021. By exploring and identifying recurring patterns in thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, Brianna is interested in helping you to foster self-awareness, while understanding these patterns in relation to past experiences. She is passionate about exploring the connection between mind and body during the healing process. Her areas of specialty include: anxiety, depression, family conflict, relationship issues, communication issues, premarital counseling, divorce, blended family struggles, trauma, women’s issues, infertility, post-partum, self-esteem, perfectionism, body image issues, overwhelm, work/life balance, boundaries, and managing emotions. She serves not as the expert or someone with all the answers, but as a collaborative guide, who helps uncover your value and wisdom already present. Brianna believes that we require less fixing and more accepting, less criticism and more self-compassion, and less perfectionism and more good-enough. Through integrative and holistic practices, she holds space for your authentic self to be heard and accepted without judgment. Brianna provides family therapy and individual therapy for adults and adolescents.

In this approach, I believe that the path to healing involves acknowledging your vulnerabilities, facing your truths, and nurturing self-compassion. Through this process, I believe clients can find their inner strength and resilience. I understand that every individual is unique, and one size does not fit all when it comes to healing and personal growth – therefore, I adopt an integrative approach to therapy with a systemic perspective at the foundation of my work.

I believe the journey toward healing and personal growth begins with self-awareness and a willingness to explore the depths of your emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Change can be difficult, uncomfortable, and vulnerable, as it requires intentional effort and accountability — I am here to support you on this transformative path, providing a safe and nurturing space where you can explore your inner world, build healthier relationships, and find a path forward. I believe in your capacity to heal, grow, and thrive, and I look forward to helping you discover the strength and resilience within yourself. Together, we will work toward a more fulfilling and authentic life. I received my Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of New Hampshire in August of 2023. I am currently a New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Candidate for Licensure working under the supervision of Jennifer Golia, LMFT.

“Because you are alive, everything is possible.” – Thich Nhat Hanh

As a therapist, my goal is to help my clients reach a level of self-empowerment and self-awareness, fostering a therapeutic environment that provides a sense of security while exploring the unique experiences and elements of a client’s life. I strive to create a non-judgemental space in which to process difficulties and engage in self-discovery, self-acceptance, personal growth and work towards lasting change. I approach therapy with an open and collaborative mindset, recognizing that as life unfolds we face many challenges, and each person must find their own path. I view therapy as an opportunity to look at the systemic and underlying cause for distress, aiming to not only assist with the current issue but to help build lifelong skills that allow a client to move forward on a healthier path with greater understanding and capacity. In taking an attachment and emotionally-focused stance, I feel relationships with oneself and with others can be heightened and led to a place of greater understanding and empathy.

Change requires dedication, honesty, effort, and a willingness to lean into the challenges that are presented – I aim to support and guide clients through their individual and unique process of change and growth.

As a former school counselor, I have supported families and children in both the academic and home environment and have seen tremendous growth with the people with whom I have worked, including providing culturally competent care to LGBTQ youth and families.

Our work together will be based on empathy and understanding in an
environment that is welcoming and creates your opportunity to grow as an
individual. Self awareness will allow you to learn from difficult experiences and grow in a healthy manner.

My areas of expertise include: family conflict, relationship issues, communication issues, premarital counseling, divorce, blended family struggles, single and co-parenting, as well as navigating the work/life balance. I am happy to work with individuals ages 12+. I am currently a Candidate for Licensure with the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health, and provide services under the supervision of Tracey Tucker, LCMHC.

“Mental health is not a destination, but a process. It’s about how you drive, not where you’re going.” – Noam Spencer

I am dedicated to helping adolescents and adults cultivate empowering beliefs about themselves and their world. I provide a non-judgmental and empathetic space to support clients in discovering the profound strength in loving themselves as they are, through fostering self-compassion and self-acceptance. I am dedicated to supporting clients in developing self-awareness, exploring past experiences to understand how they shape current behaviors and beliefs. This insight enables clients to break free from limiting patterns and create a more meaningful, fulfilling life. Recognizing that true change comes from within, I emphasize the importance of connection—to oneself and to others—as a foundation for healing and growth.

My approach is both individualized and integrative, drawing from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), strengths-based practices, and mindfulness techniques. I work with both adolescents and adults on a range of issues, including self-esteem, anxiety, depression, major life transitions, women’s issues, relationship challenges, body image concerns, addiction, trauma, and career and education enhancement. I earned my master’s degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University in July 2024 and am a New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Candidate for Licensure, working under the supervision of Tracey Tucker, LCMHC.

 I am a Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about fostering collaborative relationships with my clients. My approach is non-judgmental and is founded on mutual trust and respect. Change can sometimes feel daunting, and I will be supporting you through this vulnerable and sometimes challenging journey. I believe that we all have innate strengths that make us unique and also capable of achieving the change we wish to see in our lives.

In my work with couples, individuals, and families, I utilize integrative strategies tailored to each client’s unique needs. I am dedicated to supporting clients to improve communication, deepen self-awareness, and process past experiences at a pace that feels comfortable.

I graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a master of science degree in Marriage & Family Therapy Program in 2024. I speak English and Spanish and can offer services in either language. I am a Candidate for Licensure with the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health and practice under the supervision of Amy Jennings, LMFT.

 I believe in the strength of the therapeutic relationship to help people explore different parts of themselves and their relationships and believe the collaborative process of therapy can lead to healing change. I believe in the integration of exploring past and present experiences and stressors to better understand how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. I also utilize a systemic perspective to explore the interconnected relationships and experiences that impact a person’s life and believe this can help foster a deeper and more meaningful understanding of oneself and provide more self-compassion.

In addition to individuals, I also work with couples and families to navigate the complexities of relationships and issues such as communication breakdowns, conflict resolution, parenting challenges, and life transitions. I believe every relationship has the potential to grow, and my goal is to provide an environment that empowers clients and where all voices are heard, and to meet clients where they are at with a compassionate and safe space.

I received my Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of New Hampshire in August 2024 and am currently a New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Licensure candidate, working under the supervision of Amy Jennings, LMFT

My therapeutic approach draws from multiple modalities, with techniques tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. I believe in the power of exploration and self-discovery, and I encourage clients to delve into their own stories and confront the obstacles hindering their progress. Challenging entrenched cognitive and behavioral habits is often an important aspect of the therapeutic work.

Psychoeducation is a key aspect of my work, providing clients with valuable insights to enhance understanding of their mental health. Recognizing the mind-body connection emphasizes the importance of holistic well-being, addressing both psychological and physical aspects of health.

I received a Master of Education degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Cambridge College, and am currently a NH Board of Mental Health candidate for licensure working under the supervision of Jennifer Golia, LMFT

Coping with stress, anxiety, depression, difficult relationships or significant transitions can make one’s life journey feel challenging. Therapy offers an opportunity to identify effective ways to work toward meeting your personal goals for growth, a more balanced life and rewarding relationships.

In my practice, I utilize an empathic, non-judgemental, strength-based and trauma informed approach to best understand what brings you to therapy and support you on your journey towards healing. I incorporate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solutions Focused Therapy and Mindfulness techniques to help address challenges around issues such as trauma, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, communicating effectively, boundary work, self-acceptance, family estrangement, co-parenting and blended family work.

My background includes 20+ years of working with children, adolescents, young adults, parents and caregivers, and families who have been involved with child welfare and juvenile justice. I have extensive experience working with young people who identify LGBTQ+.

I received my Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire in 2022. I am currently practicing as a New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Candidate for Licensure as an Independent Clinical Social Worker under the supervision of Tracey Tucker, LCMHC.