Thomas Blackwell, LCSW, LLC ~2945 Main Street Stratford, CT ~ (203) 814-2176
Connecticut Locations
Downtown New Haven
178 Temple Street Suite 210
New Haven, CT 06510
Stratford
2945 Main Street Suite A
Stratford, CT 06614
About Tommy
Tommy is Veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces and has been employed in the mental health and addiction field for over 20 years.
He has worked with different populations including; survivors of trauma, people dealing with depression, anxiety, relationship struggles and individuals in recovery,
Tommy is dedicated to helping people work through their issues and achieving their personal goals. He is an empathic and supportive Social Worker.
Blackwell Counseling Services
Our Experience
Our experience includes over 20 years of providing community mental health and addiction outpatient services. We provide 50 minute counseling sessions to Individuals & Couples in a comfortable quiet private office setting.
Our Training
We have received training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectal Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma Recovery Empowerment and Empowerment Model, & Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.
Our Commitment
While in treatment, we are committed to helping you heal and to achieve your goals and aspirations.
Counseling Specialties
Depression & Anxiety
Anxiety and Depression are emotions that many of us have experienced at one time another. In session we can process your thoughts and feelings which can bring relief and lead to improved emotional states.
Trauma & PTSD
Anyone can experience a traumatic event and many of us have already. Anxiety, flashbacks, panic attacks, painful memories and images are often triggered because of the exposure to trauma. In session clients are educated about the impact of trauma on the brain and body. Clients are given the treatment and tools to heal, recover, and live the best life possible.
Relationships
During these sessions, couples come to discuss their concerns in a safe environment with an objective and understanding professional.
Couples are encouraged to express their concerns, emotions, and behaviors that may be the cause of a break down in communication and intimacy. Learning how to identify and correct faulty communication patterns often assists the healing process and increases intimacy. This allows for relationships that were once healthy to become healthy once again.