" Life is hard. Sometimes it feels like were unable to deal with the challenges thrown our way. As a result, we might feel anxious, depressed, or experience relationship issues. In therapy, my goal is to help you improve your communication style, increase your self-esteem, and expand your mind to healthier ways of thinking. I will listen to you without judgment and provide different treatment interventions that best fit your needs. Therapy can be enriching and life changing if you allow yourself to take the first step. ", A safe and comfortable space to talk about your issues is most important to me. I offer this by focusing on the therapeutic relationship and providing empathetic listening while gently challenging irrational beliefs. Through methods such as CBT, I can suggest positive coping skills aimed at improving your lifestyle and highlighting strengths within you. , Facing your fears can be scary. I will strive to help you move forward in a positive direction in order to make lasting, important changes in your life. Feeling hesitant? Don’t worry, we’re in this together. I offer a free phone consultation to better explore your treatment concerns and desired goals.
Rebecca Stacy is a licensed clinical social worker and therapists based in Connecticut.
You can contact Rebecca Stacy for therapists sessions or inquiries at the following number:
Phone: +1-855-955-0463
Rebecca Stacy has extensive training and credentials in clinical social work and therapists:
Degree: Psychologist PsyD
qualification: 'Licensed by State of Connecticut / 3743' 'In Practice for 9 Years' 'License: Massachusetts' 'Attended Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology Graduated 2015'
You can reach our customer support team via by calling +1-855-955-0463.
Rebecca Stacy works with a diverse range of clients, including:
1. Individuals
2. Families
3. Children and Teens
Rebecca Stacy accepts various insurance plans to make her services more accessible to clients. These include:
1. BlueCross and BlueShield
2. Carelon Behavioral Health
3. ComPsych