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Welcome to
Duxbury Counseling

Meet
Shawna Weekly

Psychotherapist

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As a psychotherapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a more fulfilling and happy life. I will work with you to explore difficult situations from the past and/or in the present, and to better understand and resolve the challenges in your life. I specialize in anxiety and ADHD and use mindfulness to help you find wellness from within - Using a holistic approach to healing can help you to tap into your natural ability to find meaning in your struggles. I will help you better understand your pain, your conflicts and your mental health and teach you how to use coping skills that work.

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Shawna Weekly has over 25 years of experience as a licensed mental health counselor. After completing her undergraduate degree from Colgate University, Shawna earned her Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from Lesley University. While pursuing her graduate degree, she worked at Harvard University in the Human Development and Psychology Department. Upon receiving her Masters, Shawna worked as a school based therapist as well as a psychotherapist in a clinical setting treating adolescents and families. She then went on to work for Head Start supervising social workers and family support specialists. She opened her private practice in 2011 before shifting to work as an Adjustment Counselor and then the Director of Wellness at Rising Tide Charter Public School where she worked for 9 years. In her role at Rising Tide she oversaw the social, emotional and mental health of all students through the supervision of counselors, behavior specialists and nurses. She developed and implemented all of the health curriculum for grades 5-12. She also oversaw parental education around mental health issues and all safety and equity issues with students and staff.

Meet
Jaime Hayes

Psychotherapist

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Meet
Bruce Barrett

Psychotherapist

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Therapy weaves life into the fabric of our stories. We may seem rootless, but our roots spread far and wide. We struggle to make sense of our wonders, worries, and wanderings; our adventures. I love deeply those adventures. Narrative Therapy (Dulwich style) cultivates awareness, wisdom, and meaning in your life, and in the lives of others. It encourages vigorous authority over our unfolding narratives. I bring lived experience to our shared tasks of healing and finding - healing the aching, anger, anxiety and fear; finding new meaning, vigor, pride, and hope. I believe that our growing sense of fellowship, adventure, and even duty rekindles our hearts to both meaningful purpose and priceless perspective. We thrive when we find each other again, regardless of the time passed.

I specialize in:

  • Autism

  • Asperger's Syndrome

  • Life Transitions

 

And I am an expert in:

  • Codependency

  • Military Families, (Adult Children)

  • Peer Relationships

  • Re-integration Counseling

  • Relationship Issues

  • Self Esteem

  • Sexual Abuse

  • Spirituality

  • Trauma and PTSD

  • Grief and Loss

  • Veterans

Meet Shawna

Are you looking for a therapist who is accepting, encouraging, and dedicated to helping you improve your life? I am here to assist you in meeting your goals and finding more peace. I work with children, adults, and families to find ways to improve symptoms of anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, relationship issues, and behavioral issues. I tailor therapy services to your unique needs while still using proven techniques that lead to success. You are the expert in your life, so we will move at your pace and learn what works best for you.  Jaime Hayes has been in the mental health field for over 20 years. Her experience includes work in hospitals, day programs, schools, and community mental health centers. Jaime is also a registered yoga instructor, author, and parent. She utilizes her varied background to find innovative ways to connect and help people in all stages of life. 

Meet
Marcela Familiar Bolanos

Psychotherapist

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My goal as a mental health therapist is to help my clients feel empowered and able to tackle life’s challenges head-on in order to live a more happy and fulfilling life. Using strength-based techniques and evidenced-based approaches, I am committed to helping my clients safely explore and identify the areas of their lives that need attention and providing them with the tools and skills to improve these. I am dedicated to joining my client’s where they are and walking alongside them in their path towards healing.  I work with children, young adults, and families to find ways to improve symptoms of anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral issues, and trauma. Marcela is a bilingual bicultural Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. Marcela earned her undergraduate degrees from Skidmore College and her Masters in Social Work (MSW) from Boston College School of Social Work (BCSSW) as a member of the Latinx Leadership Initiative. Marcela’s experience includes work in children’s residential settings, schools, hospitals, home-based services, and children advocacy centers.

Meet
Ann Marie Fahey

Psychotherapist

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My passion is helping individuals discover their unique strengths to overcome personal barriers and improve their mental health. Using strength based techniques and solution focused approaches, my goal is to empower you with tools and strategies to facilitate emotional healing, improve self-awareness, and promote personal growth in order to live a more balanced and fulfilling life. I have over 15 years of experience working in the public school system in a variety of student support roles, most recently as a School Adjustment Counselor supporting the mental wellbeing of students dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and other social-emotional challenges. I am a Registered Yoga Teacher and a Reiki Master and can offer clients coping strategies that integrate breathwork and meditation for a more balanced approach to wellness. Earlier in my career, I worked as a Leadership and Organizational Consultant, helping business leaders realize their full potential by developing and leveraging their emotional intelligence. I earned my undergraduate degree from Boston College, graduate degrees from Babson College and Lesley University, and my Masters degree in Counseling from Bridgewater State University.

Meet
Sarah Murray

Psychotherapist

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My mission is to guide people through loss and trauma toward acceptance and healing. Therapy isn't a space where we "fix ourselves," but rather where we find ourselves in our pain and discover how strong we are in the process. Going to therapy is self-empowerment. It means making a conscious decision to start exploring and accepting all parts of self so that you can feel empowered to live your best life. As a clinician, I meet each client where they are, honor their individuality and unique life experience, and co-create a space where they can feel—and heal—trauma, loss, and grief.

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I encourage clients to lead the conversation and ask questions to help them gain insight, reframe their perspectives, and achieve greater self-awareness. By providing this safe container to unpack your lived experience, we’ll create coping strategies to find hope, overcome trauma, and move through grief.

Inviting deep reflection into your life can help you find acceptance. By creating a warm and non-judgmental container for you to process your experiences, I can help you find a new perspective, strength, and wisdom.

Why Psychotherapy?

Why Psychotherapy?

Your whole life could change. 

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At Duxbury Counseling we use traditional methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy along with nontraditional approaches such as mindfulness to accomplish the deepest level of healing possible. We believe that the mind, body and spirit can be viewed as one unit working in harmony and seeking integration and balance. We provide a safe and comfortable environment to work with clients, one in which we uncover conflicts, process trauma, depression and anxiety. We will work together to come up with useful tools to improve daily functioning and find happiness.

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Self Esteem

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Relationships

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What we do

Duxbury Counseling is a group of fully licensed professionals with a wealth of experience treating the whole spectrum of social and emotional health across all ages. Some of our clients are facing issues with family relationships, parenting, marital conflicts, social development, grief and life transitions. Others might have previous diagnoses of Anxiety, ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Depression, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder or Bipolar Disorder.
 
We believe in a client centered, strength-based model that supports and guides the client through life challenges and celebrates strengths and successes along the way.  The cornerstone of our therapeutic work is our ability to work with any client, individuals, families or couples, helping them to identify inherent strengths and use them to find success in therapy.
 
Perhaps our greatest strength is our collaborative practice providing a critical foundation for effective therapy.  We implement a team approach considering the individual, the family and the therapist(s); each an integral and equal player in the process.

Who we serve

Our seasoned clinicians offer a depth and breadth of experience in treating social and emotional health of all ages. We serve individual children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. In addition, we collaborate and integrate the individual’s therapy to include other family members as needed.

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We serve various diagnoses such as Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Autism, OCD, PTSD or Bipolar Disorder. We also help clients navigate family relationships, parenting, marital conflicts, social development, grief and life transitions. 

Services

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Contact Info

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33 Railroad Ave Duxbury, MA 02332

© 2024,  Duxbury Counseling, Inc.

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