Hopeville Counseling

Elliott Strick, MA, LMFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 30 years of experience in providing counseling and psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families. Specializing in Internal Family Systems therapy, he is dedicated to creating a safe space for clients to explore their emotional wounds and achieve greater joy and energy in their lives. His expertise includes assisting couples with communication issues, supporting men healing from childhood trauma, and helping LGBTQ+ families attain stability and growth. Elliott's commitment to therapy stems from his own journey of self-discovery, which fuels his passion for guiding others in their transformative processes. Generated from the website

Located in West Hartford, CT, Connecticut Integrative Counseling offers integrative psychotherapy for individuals and couples seeking to navigate life's challenges. Their approach focuses on holistic well-being and providing a supportive and compassionate environment for clients to explore their unique paths to healing. With a background in human resources and career counseling, the therapist at Connecticut Integrative Counseling also provides consulting services to employers looking to revolutionize their workplace. By offering services such as executive and leadership coaching, diversity and inclusion guidance, and workplace mental health consulting, they aim to create environments where employees can thrive in all aspects of their lives. Generated from the website content

The Village for Families & Children, a private, nonprofit community service organization, was established in 1809 as the Hartford Female Beneficent Society and was one of the first agencies in the United States to provide homes for neglected children. The organization touches the lives of more than 7,000 children and families annually through programs and services. The programs help children who have suffered from abuse, neglect or violence, and who may be experiencing emotional, behavioral, psychological and learning problems. Programs and services include treatment, such as outpatient mental health, extended day treatment, the Eagle House, therapeutic mentoring and trauma support; placement and permanency services that include intensive family preservation/reunification, Safe Home, Sankofa House, and foster care and adoption; and family and community support, such as family resource centers, San Juan Tutorial Program and family housing alternatives. The Village for Families & Children is located in Hartford, Conn.