Specialty: Individual therapy, Couples therapy, and Family therapy
Location: Putnam
Education & Training: Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) from UCONN; Master’s degree in HDFS with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy from UCONN
Trained in CBT, MI, EFCT,
Personal Interests: Spending time with my kids, playing guitar, spending time in nature, and PvE gaming
Why do you work at Generations? “Since graduating from UConn in 2012, I’ve lived in eastern Connecticut and primarily in the Northeast. I fell in love with the area and the folks around here. After over a decade in the field, the excellent reputation and positive impact on the community of Generations led me here. I always want to work with folks who share my mindset of wanting to improve our community.”
Specialty: Behavioral health in children and adults
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: Master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling
Personal Interests: Photography, reading, hiking, spending time with my daughters and fur babies.
Why do you work at Generations?
“Be the person someone feels welcomed, seen, heard, valued, loved, and supported” – Unknown
Specialty: Anxiety, depression, Trauma. I work with Children and Adults.
Location: Putnam
Education & Training: I graduated with my BA in English from Rhode Island College, and my Master’s of Social Work from the Catholic University of America. Trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), which is an eye movement therapy that treats trauma, anxiety, phobias, etc. I recently passed my LCSW test in April of 2021 and have been working in the social work field for 3 years. Prior to this, I was a Paraprofessional at Putnam Elementary School.
Personal Interests: Hiking, reading, exercise, and spectating sports
Why do you work at Generations? “I work for Generations for the many opportunities to work with individuals of diverse needs and backgrounds. I also enjoy working as a team with persons of different disciplines as well as learning from great colleagues in the BH department.”
Specialty: Couples Counseling; Parenting & Parent/Child Relationships; Child Development
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: BA – Psychology; BA – Human Development &Family Studies; MA – Human Development & Family Studies
Personal Interests: Reading, going for nature walks, playing tennis, baking, spending time with my family
Why do you work at Generations? “Team atmosphere; room for growth as a provider and individual; client-centered agency encouraging throughout my career here at Generations.”
Specialty: Using eye movement therapy (EMDR/ART) to help patients manage symptoms of PTSD, general anxiety, phobias, OCD, loss/grief, performance anxiety, addiction and depression.
Location: Putnam
Education & Training: Bachelor’s degree in psychology from ECSU; Master’s degree from UCONN, School of Social Work
Professional Achievements: Trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR); trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). Eye movement therapy for work with trauma/PTSD, phobias, anxiety, grief, depression.
Personal Interests: Kayaking, backpacking, hiking, running, and Reiki.
Why do you work at Generations? “I love working at Generations because of the close connection I feel with both my colleagues and patients.”
Specialty: I see patients across lifespans. I have an interest in women’s maternal mental health and doing outreach in the community.
Location: Putnam
Education & Training: B.S. Nutrition and Dietetics, Central Washington University. M.S. Integrative Physiology, Central Washington University.
Personal Interests: I enjoy reading, hiking, gardening, cooking, and spending time with loved ones.
Why do you work at Generations? “I am proud to work for Generations, knowing all they give to the community around them.”
| Specialty: Primary Care Medicine & Family Medicine
Location: Norwich Education & Training: Undergraduate at Yale, Medical school at New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, rotating internship at Botsford General Hospital (Farmington Hills, MI), and residency at St Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT Personal Interests: Slow bike riding and doing yardwork with non-power tools Why do you work at Generations? “Having worked as a primary care provider in private practice, urgent care and in health maintenance organizations, it is clear that FQHC is the type of practice in which I can provide the best care, and happy that Generations provides me the opportunity to practice medicine that supports the health of the community.” |
| Specialty: Internal Medicine with Specialty in Infectious Disease
Location: Willimantic Education & Training: Bachelor of science in biology, master of science and molecular biology, and medical degree from the Manhattan College, New York University, and Ross University School of Medicine Professional Achievements: Published articles and a letter to the editor Personal Interests: Music, singing, and plays many instruments (none of which very well). Currently play double bass in an orchestra, two jazz bands, and a small classical music ensemble. Used to play with Connecticut doctors’ orchestra when it used to be called Connecticut Valley Symphony Orchestra. |
Specialty: Family Medicine
Location: Putnam
Education: Case Western Reserve University
Specialty: Dental Hygiene
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: Associates in Science in Dental Hygiene
Personal Interests: Art, cooking, outdoor activities, and have having fun with my grandchildren
Why do you work at Generations? “Giving back to the community I grew up in. Working for an organization that treats their employees well.”
