Reading List: 

  • Are You Mad at Me?, Meg Josephson

  • No Bad Parts, Richard C. Schwartz

  • The Serviceberry, Robin Wall Kimmerer

  • The Intersectional Environmentalist, Leah Thomas

Hadley Gibson

LMSW-cc (she, her)

Biography:

Hadley believes that trauma, both present and past, deeply impacts how we show up in and interact with the world—whether we are aware of its influence or not. Trauma manifests in numerous ways at multiple points in our lives, and is unique to each person. Therapy allows you to reclaim agency and move away from the shame, grief, and fear that so often take hold over our narratives, allowing space for healing and exploration. Using a strengths-based and empowerment focused lens, Hadley approaches her practice with hope, honesty, and humor. She is particularly passionate about helping clients create space to explore their story, and approach the stories we all tell ourselves with curiosity and compassion.

Specializations:

  • Attachment

  • Family Systems

  • Identity

  • Life Transitions

  • Self Esteem

  • Trauma Processing

Education:

  • BA English and Communications, Tufts University

  • MA Social Work, University of Southern Maine

Special Interests:

Hadley spent 10 years working in the outdoor and magazine industries, and is constantly working to integrate the natural world and storytelling into her therapeutic practice. She loves gardening, video games, fiber crafts, fantasy and sci/fi books, cartoons, stand up comedy, her puppy Kiwi, and any sort of activity that involves being outside, preferably with a campfire. 


Modalities:

  • ACT

  • Child Centered Play Therapy

  • EMDR

  • Motivational Interviewing

  • Narrative Therapy

  • Parts Work

  • Somatic Therapy