Cameron Coleman

LCSW (she, her)

Biography:

Cameron approaches therapy from a place of radical compassion and contextualization. She believes trauma and hardship is survived through the means available in the moment. In witnessing how individuals develop habits, responses, and strategies, she facilitates client journeys toward felt-sense of safety, healing, and growth. Cameron is honored to accompany people on their journeys to heal through their experiences, to introduce more intention, and to live their desired lives. 

Her approach draws from a variety of different philosophies and modalities and tailors treatment to the individual needs of each client. She looks to build a relationship of trust and compassion and seeks to foster self-forgiveness and self-love. Her style is direct, infusing compassion, humor and transparency to move through our toughest moments. 

Specializations:

  • Shame

  • Self-compassion/acceptance

  • Sex and Relationship Focus

  • Trauma processing

  • EMDR

Education:

  • BA in English, Boston University

  • MSW, University of Southern Maine

Reading list:

  • My Grandmother’s Hands, Resmaa Menakem

  • Trauma Therapy, Judith Harmon

  • Polysecure, Jessica Fern

  • Come As You Are, Emily Nagoski

  • No Bad Parts, Richard Shwartz

  • What My Bones Know, Stephanie Foo

Special Interests:

Cameron has a special interest in attachment theories, trauma processing, somatic practice, LGBTQIA+ work, and non-traditional relationship structures, sex and relationship processing. She is also experienced in working with neurodivergences and seeks to provide anti-oppressive practices in all treatments.

Modalities:

  • Psychodynamic

  • EMDR