Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello-My name is Richard (Rick) Lally. I graduated with a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Connecticut College and have been working in behavioral health for 25 years. I also have been a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina for the past 20 years. I am adept at and have utilized a variety of counseling modalities, including but not limited to solution-focused, cognitive behavioral, person-centered, and mindfulness. Secondary to the type of therapy I use is the importance of establishing and maintaining a strong and healthy therapeutic relationship with each individual I support. By doing so, I have been able to help individuals from diverse backgrounds with a wide array of issues; depression, grief/loss, stress, anger, relationship distress to name a few. Regardless of whether your need for seeking counseling is one of these matters or something else, please reach out to me and give me the chance to see if I can offer some relief. I welcome the opportunity to meet you.
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Richard Lally brings 25 years of experience in behavioral health and holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Connecticut College. He has worked across a range of clinical settings and has focused his practice on helping people manage common and complex concerns.
He has been a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina for the past 20 years, which means he is credentialed to provide clinical mental health counseling in the state. Over the years he has used a variety of therapeutic approaches, drawing on solution-focused methods, cognitive behavioral techniques, person-centered work, and mindfulness-based practices.
Richard places strong value on building and maintaining a solid therapeutic relationship, believing that the quality of that connection is central to progress. He has supported individuals from diverse backgrounds with issues such as depression, grief and loss, stress, anger, and relationship distress. He invites anyone seeking relief from these or other concerns to reach out and explore whether his approach might be a good fit, and he welcomes the opportunity to meet them.
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