Specialty: Psychiatry

Location: Willimantic & Putnam

Education &Training: 1St Moscow Medical School, Moscow, Russia, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychopharmacology, Institute of Psychiatry of Russian Federation, and residency at UCONN, Hartford Hospital and Institute for Living

Professional Achievements: Board Certification in General Psychiatry and Forensic Examiner

Specialty: Adolescents & Adults, mood disorders, anxiety & trauma

Location: Willimantic

Education & Training: Bachelor’s degree in applied  psychology from Bryant University; Master’s degree from UCONN, School of Social Work

Personal Interests: Nature walks, exercise, baking & reading

Why do you work at Generations? “Generations embodied all of the reasons that I chose the social work career path  in the first place.  Their commitment to patient care as well as addressing patient needs outside of the therapy space was something that I wanted to be a part of to help my community.  Agencies like Generations embody the social work value of social justice, something that I am proud to commit to every day – in and outside of the workplace.”

Specialty: Trauma; children; adolescents; parent support

Location: Putnam – School-Based Health Center

Education & Training: MSW Springfield College

Professional Achievements: EMDR; COS-P; CBITS

Personal Interests: Beach and Soccer

Why do you work at Generations? “Agency supports all individuals being able to access care.”

Specialty: Bilingual individual and family therapy

Location: Willimantic

Education & Training: Masters degree from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work and a Bachelors Degree in Science from the University of Connecticut of Liberal Arts and Sciences 

Professional Achievements: 10+ years of human service work, graduating with a master’s degree in social work, and 5+ years of social work & being a therapist

Personal Interests: Animal rights, family, Spanish music, Spanish food, social justice, human rights, movies, art, volleyball, comedy, and learning.

Why do you work at Generations? “I am interested in working at Generations because it is a Community Health Center with a multitude of services under one roof. I was impressed with its structure, work community, and the importance of employee care as well as patient care.”

Specialty: Children & adolescents, trauma, PTSD, mental health with substance abuse.

Location: Putnam & Willimantic

Education & Training: University of Connecticut (BA), Johns Hopkins University (MSN), and University of Maryland (DNP).

Personal Interests: Hiking with my dogs, fishing, watching documentaries, and cooking

Why do you work at Generations? “After spending 8 years in Maryland working on my education, I am so happy to be back in NE Connecticut and able to help the community that raised me!”

Specialty: Children/Adolescents & Mood Disorders

Location: Putnam

Education & Training: Master of Social Work from University of Connecticut 

Personal Interests: Fitness & Wellness 

Why do you work at Generations? “To support and empower individuals in our community.”

Specialty: Psychiatric nurse practitioner

Location: Willimantic

Education & Training: Completed Undergraduate studies at Bowdoin College, and graduate studies at the Yale School of Nursing

Professional Achievements: She completed clinical rotations at multiple community health centers in the greater New Haven area prior to joining our behavioral health team.

Personal Interests: Traveling, spending time with family, and hiking with her dog.

Why do you work at Generations? “I was attracted to Generations Family Health Center’s interdisciplinary and holistic model of care, and enjoys the opportunity to work with patients throughout the lifespan.”

Specialty: One specialty is working with older adults dealing with Depression, anxiety and medical issues, grief/loss. I have worked in outpatient settings, medical settings for many years. I work with individuals and I ran groups, including intensive outpatient groups. My education, experience in therapy brings me to help clients to understand their struggles, and life changes. For clients to develop healthy coping skills, strategies to have better life, make realistic expectations for self and others.

Location: Putnam 

Education & Training: I completed my Master’s degree at Adelphi University, New York. My internship was at Northport VA Medical Center, New York. Board of Certification: Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Personal Interests: Being outdoors, nature, art, and sports

Why do you work at Generations? “Working at Generation gives me the opportunity to work with other caring, professionals as a team to help people develop an understanding of their strengths, and have a better quality of life.”

Specialty: adults (ages 18+)

Location: Willimantic & Putnam

Education & Training: UCONN School for Social Work

Professional Achievements: Graduated from UCONN School of Social Work in 2004. LCSW license in 2006. Adjunct Advising Faculty at UCONN School of Social Work.

Personal Interests: Spending time with family, reading. I really enjoy house plants and gardening.

Why do you work at Generations? “I have grown up and currently live in the Windham area. Being able to be of service to others in the community that has given me so much has been, and continues, to be an honor.”

Specialty: I work with adults 18+ across the lifespan seeking to manage and explore diverse manifestations of
depression, anxiety, trauma, and LGBTQ+ related concerns

Location: Willimantic

Education & Training: BS in Psychology & Exercise Science from American International College; MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University of Saint Joseph.

Personal Interests: Traveling to Maine, spending time on the beach, hiking, and gardening.

Why do you work at Generations? “The inclusive, authentic, and welcoming atmosphere at Generations is one that I was immediately drawn to. I knew this was the place where I could continually strive to cultivate growth-oriented therapeutic relationships and explore new ways to best serve my clients.”

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