Alicia Woodrum

Alicia Woodrum is a licensed clinical social worker practicing in Maine with 14 years of direct experience. She focuses on helping people manage stress, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, self-esteem challenges, and transitions that can reshape daily life. Her work spans concerns such as social anxiety, panic, seasonal mood shifts, self-harm, and relationship difficulties, and she also attends to issues like body image, life purpose, and midlife change.

Her clinical experience includes home and community therapy with young children and supports for their caregivers, outpatient work with pre-teens and teens, and therapy with adults and older adults. She notes experience with Alzheimer’s and dementia clients and with supporting their caregivers. That range informs a flexible outlook when addressing caregiver stress, communication problems, isolation, and recovery after brain injury.

Woodrum describes her practice as compassionate and collaborative. She draws from evidence-based practices to help people develop coping strategies, strengthen communication skills, and deepen self-understanding. The aim is to empower individuals to work through barriers, build meaningful connections, and pursue the changes they want in their lives.