I would like to welcome you to a place of healing and growth. One of the guiding principles of my practice is helping you rediscover your personal power to direct your life in a meaningful, healthy way. Many types of hardship can strip a person of that awareness, leaving them to believe they have no choices.

Trauma, depression, anxiety, recurrent suicidal thoughts, past suicide attempts, grief, abuse, loss, illness, addiction, and other challenges can create an exhausting cycle of struggle.

On the other hand, you may feel your life has not been particularly tragic, yet still find yourself weighed down by depression, anger, suicidal thoughts, or anxiety that cast doubt and fear over everything you do. The frustration grows as you try to understand where these feelings come from and why they are happening to you. I can help you find lasting solutions to alleviate those intrusive feelings and support your growth.

Education and Licensure:

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping clients navigate life’s challenges. I hold a Doctoral Degree from Simmons University and specialize in counseling and psychotherapy. With advanced licensure in clinical mental health treatment interventions, I bring a depth of expertise to my work and maintain an ongoing commitment to professional growth and excellence. I also contribute to the training and mentorship of other mental health professionals, ensuring the highest standards of care in the field.

I bring extensive experience from psychiatric hospitals and other rigorous mental health settings, working from a trauma-informed approach. I have supported adolescents and adults facing suicidality, clinical depression, panic and anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, dissociative disorders, severe complex trauma, and many other conditions.

I have helped individuals with learning and developmental disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorder. I have also worked with clients adjusting to life changes such as retirement, divorce, the death of a loved one, caregiver stress, new medical diagnoses, and family or marital conflict. I have even assisted young adults overwhelmed by college stress and the challenges of establishing themselves in the adult world.

It is time to take this journey together—rediscovering what it means to thrive and reclaiming the driver’s seat of your life.

Dr. Sean Alexander, DSW, LCSW