Alyssia (she/her) is a Providence-native with a passion for working with individuals and families to empower them for behavioral change, insight, and improved wellbeing.  In all of her work, regardless of modality, her approach in working with individuals and families, is that of collaborative and empathic effort. She works with you to explore areas of needs and strengths, while identifying ways to work through change. Although, she is conscious of how diversity, equity, inclusion, & belonging may impact an individual's current presentation and experiences, she also has the perspective that the human experience is dynamic, individual, & multifaceted.

She is experienced in providing psychotherapy across the lifespan, from children to adults, to work through mental & behavioral health needs, utilizing an eclectic style which is informed by a behavioral lens, while being strengths-based, and systems focused. An extensive breadth of her work has been with neurodivergent individuals (e.g. ADHD, AuADHD, autistic, learning differences) that may have co-existing behavioral/mental health needs. She is also experienced in working with those working through obsessive compulsive behaviors, anxiety related concerns, depression, perfectionism & self-esteem, & the intersectionality of first-generation experiences. 

Intersects to note: Multicultural neurodivergent woman. 

Education: 2010 BSW; Rhode Island College. 2015 MSW; Boston University. 2020 MA in Applied Behavior Analysis; Salve Regina University.