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Tina Borsa, LCMHC, is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Keene and Maps Training Director. As a clinician, she specializes in working with children and their families, adolescents, and adults.
Tina brings her experience with play therapy to working with children who are dealing with trauma and emotional issues. She works with children and adolescents adjusting to phase of life issues as they grow. Tina is also trained in Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), mindfulness techniques, and is an EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Certified Therapist. With adults her clients include those with depression, anxiety, and trauma. Tina has a holistic approach with a focus on creative expression such as Soul Collage to help people find purpose and hope in their daily lives.
As training director, Tina brings her passion for networking and connecting with the community. She truly enjoys helping student interns and pre-licensure clinicians navigate their way in the clinical world and form their professional identity. She believes the training program at Maps has a critical role in being both a resource to our community and providing education.
Tina may be reached at 603-355-2244, ext. 8118, or by email at tborsa@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Cecilia Goldfuss, LCMHC, is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with more than 23 years of experience. She works primarily with adults who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, loss and life transitions. Cecilia uses a holistic approach that considers not only the mind, but also one’s health and spiritual resources. Using a variety of therapeutic approaches, she strives to help her clients find hope and direction by identifying and building on their strengths and experiences. At the heart of what she does is a caring and trusting relationship that allows clients to feel safe and supported as they explore problems and experiences that may be painful. Cecilia currently offers teletherapy sessions only, which provides convenience and accessibility to many clients.
To contact Cecilia, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8304 or email her at cgoldfuss@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Sarah Goldsmith, LCMHC, is a licensed clinical mental health counselor in New Hampshire and works with clients 18 and older. Sarah’s passion is working with clients in the LGBTQIA+ community, individuals with body image issues, depression, anxiety, and people who have had traumatic experiences.
After becoming licensed they pursued training in EMDR therapy to increase knowledge of how to guide individuals through their healing journey. When working with clients they utilize Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and strength-based interventions. They take a person-centered approach to therapy and provide a non-judgmental, inclusive, and safe space for clients to explore their emotions and heal in a way that works best for them.
Sarah believes that the connection between our minds and our bodies can be developed in a healthy, safe, and positive way when we allow ourselves to explore them. They look forward to being able to walk alongside any person that feels I would be a good fit! To contact Sarah, email sgoldsmith@mapsnh.org or call to leave a message at 603-355-2244 ext. 8309.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Cael Guildford is a Candidate for Licensure in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an MA in Dance/movement Therapy and Counseling (R-DMT) from Antioch University New England. Cael works with individuals of all ages (including children and their families) and uses a strengths-based, client-centered approach that includes, among other areas of focus; therapeutic play, mind-body connections, mindfulness practices, psychoeducation and the study of ethical and effective interpersonal communication. Cael’s work strives to counteract marginalization and discrimination, particularly those based on race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, and religion/spirituality through education and advocacy work with individuals and the community. Cael’s education, skills, and focus, make her uniquely suited for working with people with substance abuse concerns, neuro-atypical individuals, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and those dealing with the effects of traumas both past and present – in addition to other issues and concerns. Along with Cael’s clinical training, she is also an avid circus/play artist and an experienced yoga instructor with a deep love and appreciation for the natural world.
To contact Cael, please call 603-355-2244, ext. 8105, or email her at cguildford@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Sadie Homeier, LICSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in the Keene office at Maps Counseling Services. She specializes in working with adolescents and adults navigating challenges related to sexual orientation, gender identity, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship issues, generational trauma, and life transitions.
Sadie is deeply committed to providing a supportive and empathetic space where clients can explore their emotions and work toward their goals. Her person-centered approach ensures that therapy is tailored to an individual’s unique needs, using a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and strength-based interventions.
With a focus on creating a trusting and non-judgmental environment, Sadie believes in the power of collaboration in the therapeutic relationship. She strives to be an understanding and open partner in your journey toward growth and well-being.
To contact Sadie, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8110 or email her at shomeier@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Louise Howlett, M.Div., LMFT, is a licensed couple and family therapist. Louise works to support couples, families, and individuals with life transitions, communication, spirituality, and sexuality, as well as multicultural, gender and sexual identity issues. Louise’s work is guided by the belief that everyone needs and wants to give and receive love.
Louise works collaboratively with couples, families and individuals of all ages, helping them clarify and achieve their relational goals. She utilizes an attachment-based, contextual model. Louise has training in Emotion-Focused Therapy for couples and is a certified Prepare-Enrich marriage counselor. To contact Louise, email lhowlett@mapsnh.org or call to leave a message at 603-355-2244 ext. 8103.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Judy LeClair, LICSW, is a licensed clinical social worker, who considers the therapeutic process to be an education about oneself, as the individual seeks to address personal issues and pursue building a life worth living. She approaches the practice of therapy by cultivating a trusting relationship and working to instill hope. Judy coaches the individual to build strengths, while acknowledging emotional vulnerability. She sees client history as informing the present, while focusing on the importance of living in the here and now through the practice of mindfulness. Judy endorses the paradigm of first changing unwanted behaviors, which, in turn, impacts negative thinking, and eventually uncomfortable feelings, all of which may otherwise serve to keep the individual stuck and overwhelmed, unable to achieve a sense of mastery and hope for the future.
Judy recognizes these strategies as serving to decrease depressed mood and reduce anxiety, as the individual struggles to forge ahead in life. She regards herself as a sort of vehicle of change who helps the individual build skills, increase self-esteem, and attain a sense of taking charge of one’s life. She further believes that self-validation and mindfulness are critical initial steps in regulating emotions. Her belief is that all the above help to provide a foundation to do trauma work, improve relationships, address unresolved grief, or just help the individual to feel better. Judy approaches therapy through a DBT-informed lens and DBT concepts are reflected throughout her work. Her hope is to help clients get ‘unstuck’ in what immobilizes them, by facilitating radical acceptance of what they cannot change, while empowering them to effectively change what is within their grasp, on their journey to find peace.
To contact Judy, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8305 or email her at jleclair@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Abby Molina, MS, is a PsyD student with clinical interests in reproductive health throughout the lifespan, existential therapy, and grief work. She aims to help her clients lead happier, more satisfying lives and believes that healthy relationships are a critical part of that work. Abby works with adults and is available for in-person and virtual sessions with individuals. You’ll recognize her in the Keene office by her signature fun earrings!
To contact Abby, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8117 or email her at amolina@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Lucinda (CL) Nightingale, LMFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, trained in several trauma treatment modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT). CL works with all age groups, including children 0-6, using Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP). With over 20 years in practice, CL learned early to trust positive regard as the key to change, whether for seniors or infants. To contact CL, please call (603)355-2244, ext. 8107 or email at lnightingale@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Gina Pasquale, Psy.D., a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, is the Executive Director of Maps Counseling. In her clinical practice she works with individuals across the lifespan. Working from the Keene office, Gina specializes in Infant, Child, and Adolescent Mental Health, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and geropsychology. Gina works in a variety of psychotherapeutic modalities and is also available for consultation. Gina may be reached at 603-355-2244, ext. 8315, or by email at gpasquale@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Barnes Peterson, LCMHC, began serving as a mental health clinician in Keene in 1985 while studying the work of CG Jung, an early pioneer in the integration of psychology, spirituality, and religion. His interest in becoming a Jungian analyst was eventually surpassed by a greater interest in contemplative study and practice, primarily in Christian and Buddhist traditions. He received training in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Cognitive Therapy for Depression and provided mindfulness-based programming at the agencies in which he previously served: Monadnock Family Services, Keene State College, NH Catholic Charites, and the Cheshire County Department of Corrections. In 2020, Barnes temporarily retired and dedicated four years to meditation practice within a Buddhist monastic community.
Barnes provides individual and group psychotherapy at the Keene office and has a special interest in providing spiritually integrated psychotherapy. He has extensive experience with helping clients to cultivate fulfilling lives while managing the impact of loss, grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, and addictions.
Barnes may be reached at 603-355-2244, ext. 8113, or by email at bpeterson@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at 603-355-2244 then dial 0 or email office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Jessica Pierce, LCMHC, is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Keene. Jessica works with children and their families, adolescents and adults, and specializes in trauma-focused work. Jessica has experience in treating depression, anxiety, grief, behavioral issues and parenting concerns. She utilizes several therapeutic modalities including TF-CBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, MATCH, and play therapy, while using person-centered therapy as a basis to her approach to treatment. Jessica has experience working with LGBTQA individuals, and is part of the diversity, equity, and inclusion committee at Maps. Jessica believes integrating spirituality and mindfulness techniques with evidence-based practices to support individuals and families on a path towards healing, wellness, and finding deeper meaning in one’s individual journey. Jessica can be contacted at 603-355-2244, ext.8133 or email jpierce@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Meg Pilling, Psy.D., is a licensed psychologist in New Hampshire, and works with children, adolescents, emerging adults, and families. Dr. Meg received her doctorate in clinical psychology from Antioch University New England and has specialized training in working with children and adolescents who have experienced adverse childhood experiences, primarily with foster youth in residential and group home settings. She has expertise in psychological testing and assessment, consultation, supervision, individual, family, and group psychotherapy, and specializes in working with interpersonal trauma using relational and psychodynamic frameworks. Dr. Meg also has experience and interest in working with LGBTQ+ and BIPOC populations and is certified by the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. She also teaches courses at the undergraduate and graduate level in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Contact Meg at 603-355-2244 ext. 8307 or email at mpilling@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Susanne Riemer, MSW, LICSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works with children, adolescents, and their families, including military families, both retired and active duty, in our Peterborough office. Clients who work with Susanne have a variety of problems, including depression, anxiety, family conflict, school or work problems, and trauma history (including PTSD), to name a few. Susanne sees clients individually, or together with their families, as well as couples. Contact Susanne at 603-924-2240, ext. 8306 or email at sriemer@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Angèle Romano, LICSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Keene. She specializes in working with adults of all ages. She works collaboratively with individuals seeking support related to sexual orientation, gender identity (LGBTQIA+), anxiety, depression, grief & loss, relationship challenges, and spirituality. Angèle is an advocate at heart, using a client-centered and strengths-based approach. She incorporates a variety of theoretical orientations, including Cognitive Behavioral, Dialectical Behavioral, Solution-Focused and Attachment-Based therapy.
Angèle’s holistic approach is collaborative and validating, offering genuine care and support in a safe environment. She recognizes the importance of a person becoming their authentic self and understands the power of hope as transformative and healing in one’s journey. Angèle is supportive of each client’s culture, customs, individual beliefs and spiritual practices. She also is passionate about human rights, equality, diversity, and celebrating one another’s differences. To contact Angèle, email aromano@mapsnh.org or call to leave a message 603-355-2244, ext. 8119.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Corina Ryan holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from New England College. She is a Candidate for Licensure in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Corina’s prior experience includes working with a variety of clients in community mental health. Currently, she primarily works with adolescents and adults. Corina’s specific interests include trauma, depression, life transitions, and anxiety.
Corina seeks to support clients on their own unique path of self-exploration and discovery. She approaches therapy with a collaborative and strength-based approach. Corina believes in building a therapeutic relationship with clients where they feel safe, accepted, and able to explore growth. Through this therapeutic relationship individual’s can develop new perspectives and skills.
Corina’s goal is to support clients to identify and address barriers that prevent personal growth. Drawing on a multimodal approach that is client centered, Corina assists clients in developing healthy coping strategies that seek to strengthen an individual’s resilience to life’s challenges. She has been trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, Emotional Freedom Technique, CBT, and DBT.
To contact Corina please call 603-355-2244 ext. 8109 or email her at cryan@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
John Sannicandro, LCMHC, is a licensed mental health counselor in Keene who works with adults with a variety of issues such as substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, relational issues, trauma, men’s issues, and life transitions. With more than 25 years of experience, John uses an eclectic, client-driven approach in his work. John enjoys working with his clients to develop a plan of action that may include cognitive and behavioral strategies, lifestyle changes, mind body strategies, and wellness. John’s experience makes him especially qualified to help clients with substance use disorders develop effective action plans to achieve and sustain recovery.
**Offers exclusively telehealth
John can be contacted at jsannicandro@mapsnh.org or at 603-355-2244 ext. 8106
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Megan Smith, Psy.D., is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the Keene office and works with children, adolescents, and adults. Recognizing each person’s individual needs and culture, Megan uses a non-judgmental and collaborative approach to empower individuals and families to identify and pursue the lives they want for themselves. She supports clients to build on strengths and develop healthy coping skills while reducing symptoms. Sessions may be individual or with families/support people as appropriate. Megan uses an integrative approach drawing predominately from cognitive-behavioral and attachment theories, and specializes in working with mood disorders, anxiety, behavioral concerns, and family work with children and adolescents. To contact Megan, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8104 or email her at msmith@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Brandon Turner is a doctoral student in clinical psychology at Antioch University. Brandon works with individuals across the lifespan, focusing on those dealing with adverse childhood experiences, depression, interpersonal issues, and anger. His approach is rooted in existential and psychodynamic frameworks, aiming to explore and address deep-seated emotional and psychological issues.
Brandon’s therapeutic work emphasizes understanding the unique experiences and inner conflicts of each client, fostering self-awareness and personal growth. His commitment to providing empathetic and thoughtful care is reflected in his integrative approach, which combines a deep appreciation for individual narratives with evidence-based practices.
To contact Brandon, please leave a voicemail at (603)355-2244 x8264 or email him at bturner@mapsnh.org.
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
Gail Williams, LMFT, is a licensed couple and family therapist. Gail has over 20 years of experience in the mental health field in a variety of capacities such as parent education and support, after-school support for at risk adolescents, and health promotion for adults recovering from mental illness. Gail uses a systems lens and person centered approach in therapy to empower individuals, couples and families, across the life span, to reach their goals dealing with anxiety, depression, effects of trauma, and conflict resolution. Gail recognizes the severe impact on mental health caused by marginalization and discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, and citizenship status and she welcomes clients from all backgrounds into a therapeutic relationship in which each person is seen, respected and valued.
To contact Gail please call 603-355-2244 ext. 8302 or email her at gwilliams@mapsnh.org
To make a referral, please contact our Intake Coordinator at (603)355-2244 then dial 0 or email at office@mapsnh.org. Please provide your full name, phone number, and name of insurance company.
