Trauma Therapists in Rhode Island
Find the best trauma therapists in Rhode Island offering expert, compassionate care.
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Sarah Mermin
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAnxietyDepressionMindfulnessLGBTQ and sexuality topicsParenting
In-person & online
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Adam Rodriquez
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaRacism, oppression, and discriminationAnxietyLGBTQIA issuesObsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Teacher & Educator mental health
In-person & online
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Gregory T. Obert
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety Depression Stress managementVeterans' issues Work stress
Online only
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Yojana Veeramasuneni
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety Attachment issues DepressionRace & cultural identityWomen's issues
Online only
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Carlene Casciano-McCann
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety Depression Life transitions Stress managementWomen's issues
Online only
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Emily Tripp
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety DepressionADHD Loss, grief, and bereavement Life transitions
In-person & online
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Charlene Collibee
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Relationship issuesCollege & graduate student mental health Life transitionsParenting Anxiety
In-person & online
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Susanna Francies
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety Life transitionsObsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Immigrant and Bicultural Mental HealthPanic attacks / panic disorder
Online only
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Matthew Thadeio
Pre-Licensed Professional
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaPost-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Sports psychologyChildhood traumaLife coachingComplex PTSD (C-PTSD)
In-person & online
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Logan Hamel
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaBody image Eating disorders & disordered eating Life transitionsObsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Sports psychology
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Potomac Therapy Group
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaCommunication issues LGBTQIA, gender, & sexuality topics Relationship issuesMood disordersEmotion regulation
Online only
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Kathleen Young
Psychologist
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TraumaPost-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Complex PTSD (C-PTSD)Emotion regulation LGBTQIA, gender, & sexuality topicsDissociative disorders
Online only
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Center for Psychological Growth and Resilience, LLC
Psychologist
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Trauma Relationship issues Life transitions Work stressBurnout Depression
Online only
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Caitlin McGoldrick
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaComplex PTSD (C-PTSD)Childhood trauma Anxiety Attachment issuesPersonality disorders
Online only
Ana Scali
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAdolescent mental health Anxiety Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Social anxietyPanic attacks / panic disorder
Online only
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Lakshyan Schanzer
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAnxietyDepressionPain managementStress managementRelationships
In-person & online
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Lauren Rieger
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAnorexia nervosaBulimia nervosaBinge eating disorderBody dysmorphiaEating disorders
In-person & online
Bolger Psychotherapy & Assessments, LLC
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAdjustment difficulties & disorders Anxiety College & graduate student mental health DepressionChildhood trauma
Online only
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Melissa Lavallee
Therapist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
Trauma Anxiety Life transitions Loss, grief, and bereavement Stress managementWomen's issues
In-person only
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Deborah Schuessler
Psychologist
Accepting clients from Rhode Island
TraumaAnxietyDepressionAcademic issuesCareer counselingStudent mental health
In-person & online
1-20 of 419 providers who match your search criteria
Number of therapists in Rhode Island
805
Available session format
Average cost per session
$198
Therapists in Rhode Island who specialize in:
93% Anxiety
83% Depression
61% Life transitions
61% Relationship issues
60% Stress management
60% Trauma
40% Loss, grief, and bereavement
39% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Top insurances plans accepted
61% Blue Cross Blue Shield
43% United Healthcare
39% Aetna
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How do I find a trauma therapist in Rhode Island?
You can find a trauma therapist in Rhode Island by exploring Zencare’s directory and filtering for clinicians who specialize in trauma. Many therapists in Providence, Warwick, Cranston, and across Rhode Island offer both in-person and virtual care. On Zencare, you can watch therapist introduction videos, review their training, and look for experience with specific concerns such as childhood trauma, sexual assault, medical trauma, or first responder stress.
Therapy for trauma in Rhode Island often includes approaches such as EMDR, trauma-focused CBT, or somatic therapy. A trauma therapist in Rhode Island will explain how these methods work and help you choose a pace that feels safe. Early sessions focus on building trust and stabilizing symptoms before processing painful memories.
Trauma can overlap with post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, or depression. A skilled clinician will assess these symptoms and tailor treatment accordingly. If you feel ready to seek support, you can explore Zencare to connect with a trauma therapist in Rhode Island.
What does trauma therapy in Rhode Island look like?
Trauma therapy in Rhode Island begins with a careful assessment of your history and current symptoms. Your trauma therapist in Rhode Island will ask about sleep, flashbacks, avoidance, mood changes, and physical reactions such as a racing heart or muscle tension. You will identify triggers and define clear goals for treatment.
In early sessions, your therapist will teach grounding skills to help you regulate intense emotions. Later, you may process specific memories using structured approaches such as EMDR or targeted cognitive work through cognitive behavioral therapy. Some clinicians incorporate body-based interventions through somatic therapy to address how trauma lives in the nervous system.
Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes and occur weekly. Therapy for trauma in Rhode Island moves at a pace that protects your sense of control. You remain in charge of what you share and how deeply you explore each memory.
How long does trauma therapy in Rhode Island take?
Trauma therapy in Rhode Island varies in length depending on the type and duration of trauma. A single-incident trauma may respond well to several months of focused treatment. Complex or developmental trauma often requires longer-term therapy that unfolds gradually.
A trauma therapist in Rhode Island will create a phased plan. The first phase strengthens coping skills and emotional regulation. The second phase addresses traumatic memories directly. The final phase supports integration and future growth. If you also experience post-traumatic stress disorder or co-occurring depression, treatment will address those symptoms in tandem.
Progress often appears in subtle ways. You may notice fewer flashbacks, steadier sleep, or greater ease in relationships. Therapy for trauma in Rhode Island supports long-term healing rather than quick fixes. You can explore Zencare to find a therapist who outlines a clear and thoughtful approach.
Can I use insurance for trauma therapy in Rhode Island?
You can often use insurance for therapy for trauma in Rhode Island, though coverage depends on your specific plan and diagnosis. Many trauma therapists in Rhode Island accept commercial insurance, and some participate in Medicaid or Medicare. Zencare’s health insurance page allows you to filter providers by your insurance carrier.
During your consultation, ask about copays, deductibles, and session limits. Some therapists operate out of network and provide superbills for reimbursement. Clear financial information helps you commit to consistent sessions, which are essential for trauma recovery.
Telehealth also expands access across Rhode Island, especially for clients who prefer privacy or live outside Providence. Virtual trauma therapy can remain highly effective when structured carefully. You can explore Zencare to connect with an in-network trauma therapist in Rhode Island.
What if I feel unsure whether my experience “counts” as trauma in Rhode Island?
You can speak with a trauma therapist in Rhode Island even if you question whether your experience qualifies as trauma. Trauma does not require a single dramatic event. Ongoing emotional neglect, chronic stress, medical procedures, or community violence can leave lasting effects on the nervous system.
A therapist who specializes in trauma will assess how your experiences affect your current functioning. If symptoms align with post-traumatic stress disorder or persistent anxiety, your therapist will explain treatment options clearly. Therapy for trauma in Rhode Island focuses on how your body and mind respond now, not on comparing your story to someone else’s.
You deserve support if you feel stuck, reactive, or disconnected. Healing begins with a conversation in a safe, steady space. If you are ready to take that step, you can explore Zencare to find a trauma therapist in Rhode Island today.