Meet Our Team

Our Therapists Believe

Quality mental health services should be accessible to all. A good fit between you and your therapist is essential. You deserve a therapeutic approach tailored to your needs. You can overcome challenges, show up authentically and live more fully.

Therapy can be a positive, successful experience!

Click on the therapist name to read their profile. Please reach out to any of our therapists below to set up a free 15-minute phone consultation to assess the right fit and schedule an appointment.

Jackie Golojuch, LCPC-C

Do you need a gentle space to begin healing yourself or your relationship? I’m Jackie and building warm, authentic connections with clients and couples is my passion.

Navigating life, love, and mental health can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Together, we’ll create a safe environment to explore your experiences with curiosity and compassion.

From a place of empathy, I utilize mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral based approaches, and a fair bit of humor to help you uncover the best version of yourself or your relationship.

While I support individuals and couples with all concerns, my specialty areas are women’s issues, life transitions, relationships, personal boundary setting and maintenance, and overall wellness.

Outside of the office, you’ll find me at the beach on a warm day, or curled up with a cozy latte and a good book on a chilly day.

Pets, children, and PJs are always welcome in my telehealth sessions. We’ll make this time yours- to share, relate, heal, and grow.

I see all clients via telehealth. For a free consultation,
email Jackie.

Jackie Golojuch,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Shannon Cummings Morris, LCPC-C

You want to live with more ease, confidence and vitality despite the circumstances of your life. You may be facing a major change such as divorce or another relational challenge. Or perhaps you feel stuck and like you're just going through the motions, doing what’s expected of you by the people in your life. Your own wants and needs have been shoved down so deep you’re not even sure what they are anymore. Times of transition can feel scary, but they are also invitations for transformation. Living from an inner reservoir of spaciousness and assuredness is possible.

I believe we all have an inherent capacity for healing. However, sometimes we need help uncovering our inner wholeness. This is where therapy comes in. With warmth and genuineness, I guide clients to live from their inner knowing by peeling away the protective layers no longer serving them. Together we will compassionately and courageously look deeply into your experiences, emotions and relational patterns to uncover stuck points, process them, and ultimately, transmute suffering into healing.

I work with adults 18+ and families. Common concerns I see include self-worth, codependency, divorce recovery, relationship challenges, family of origin issues, parenting challenges, anxiety and depression.

I also hold a Master's degree in International Relations and have worked in both international development and college admissions. In my free time, I try to spend as much time outdoors as possible, hiking and snowshoeing. I also enjoy cooking, reading and chasing after my two young kids.

For a free consultation, email Shannon.

Shannon Cummings Morris,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Victoria St. Louis, LCPC-C

I believe you are the expert on your own life. As a therapist, I commit to be a compassionate, non-judgmental partner as we explore the reasons you're seeking counseling, and determine the best path forward for addressing those concerns.

I am passionate about collaborating with you to identify your strengths and discover how you can leverage those strengths in building solutions that are congruent with your values and goals, as well as supporting you in identifying ways to increase your resilience. Through past professional experiences within the human services field, I have gained a deep appreciation for harm reduction approaches to substance use, trauma-informed care, group work and family systems perspectives.

I have found it is often helpful to have some foundational mental health knowledge about how your thoughts are influencing your feelings and skills for lowering the distress you're feeling, in order to provide a stable base from which we can do the deeper work of exploring how your past experiences are influencing your present emotional reality or impacting your relationships (with others and yourself). To this end, I may employ mindfulness-based CBT, CPT or ACT strategies in initial work together, depending on your needs and goals for treatment.

I have experience working with clients who have relational or life transition stressors, anxiety, depression, trauma, disabilities (including brain injuries, medical vulnerabilities, neurodiversity) and substance use or co-occurring disorders. Some of my current focus areas are resolving issues of grief/loss, displacement trauma, family of origin issues, supporting parents who have children with special needs or other challenges, and work with couples to improve communication and deepen emotional intimacy.

I hold an MS in Counseling from University of Southern Maine and a BA in Philosophy from Houghton University, which I believe serves my current pursuits by teaching me to be persistently curious, read voraciously and ask meaningful questions.

When I am not in the office, you will likely find me with a book and my rescue dog at any nearby body of water, or learning to sail with my spouse.

I am available to work with individuals from adolescence across the lifespan, couples, and consult with families. To schedule a free 15-minute consultation, email Victoria.

Victoria St. Louis,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Jessica Mellon, LCPC-C | Therapist

(Not currently accepting new clients.)

I specialize in working with couples and individuals. Clients come to me who feel depressed, anxious or simply “stuck.” Couples who want to improve their communication, rebuild trust and feel more connected find that they can really work on their relationship with me. I create a warm, open environment where you can explore your thoughts and emotions in a safe space.

Whatever you’re working through, I’m here to help you feel seen and heard. I believe in meeting you where you are right now and working together to get you to a place where you can find balance in your life and peace in your relationships. We will work together to grow your emotional intelligence, which, in turn, will foster ease in your everyday life.

I am passionate about counseling couples with experiential Emotion Focused Therapy. I work to help couples understand what got them to where they are with their partner, and help them to move forward in an emotionally functional way. I help people deal with life transitions, parenting, codependency and women’s issues. I offer premarital and marital counseling. I believe that a strong and trusting client-counselor relationship is paramount to growth and healing.

In my free time, I love spending time with my family, walking my dog and working on New York Times’ crossword puzzles.

I see individual adults and couples. To schedule a free phone consultation, email Jessica.

Jessica Mellon,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Caitlyn Madden, LCPC-C

(Not currently accepting new clients.)

My work with individuals and couples begins with meeting you where you are and helping you use your emotional experiences to grow and heal. Whether you’re going through a life transition, a hard time, or feeling stuck, therapy helps you find your rhythm.

Together we build a strong and trusting therapeutic relationship that enables you to explore and discover yourself or your relationship with support and safety. I will be with you every step of the way as you navigate the beautiful and complex journey of your personal growth and self-empowerment.

I’m passionate about helping couples communicate well, learn to be vulnerable and rekindle love and intimacy. I am dedicated to my clients, and I bring awareness, sensitivity and openness to my work. I welcome clients of all backgrounds, beliefs and abilities. I believe every person’s story is sacred, powerful, and worthy of being heard, respected and championed.

When I am not counseling, I enjoy exploring all that Maine has to offer with friends and family, reading a good book, cooking my way through my cookbook collection or planning my next travel adventure. Caitlyn has an M.S. in Counseling from University of Southern Maine, a B.S. from Clemson University and graduated from Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute.

I see individuals and couples. To schedule a free phone consultation, email Caitlyn.

Caitlyn Madden,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Lisa Murray, LCPC-C

(Not currently accepting new clients.)

I believe healing is possible from our own inner wisdom. I help my clients understand themselves more deeply, become more self-aware, and overcome challenges with clarity and inner strength.

I work with adults for individual therapy and specialize in Internal Family Systems, a powerful and transformative therapeutic approach that helps people become integrated and whole. I enjoy helping people work through long-standing family issues.

By establishing an empathic and honest relationship built on trust and mutual respect, we work together on whatever is keeping you from living your life the way you want to.

I enjoy spending time outside boating, skiing and hiking with family and friends. I also love cooking for a crowd as a way to bring people together.

I see individual adults. To schedule a free phone consultation, email Lisa.

Lisa Murray,
LCPC-C

Therapist

Nora McElroy, LCSW

(Not currently accepting new clients.)

I believe individuals possess strength, resiliency, and the capacity for change. Through my work in the field of mental health and human services for the past 12 years, I’ve provided therapy to individuals at all life stages and have witnessed remarkable healing and growth.

I provide psychotherapy to adolescents and adults experiencing challenges related to anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment, life transitions, loss, and interpersonal relationships. My approach is trauma-informed, and I use cognitive behavioral-therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral-therapy (DBT), and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR).

I work collaboratively with individuals to overcome trauma, gain insight into thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, learn skills and improve their functioning and quality of life.

My interaction style is supportive, candid, and engaging. I regard the therapeutic relationship as one of these most valuable components of
good therapy. My hope is to provide a safe space to reflect, process and grow.

I see individual adults and adolescents. To schedule a free phone consultation, email Nora.

Nora McElroy,
LCSW

Therapist

Sindee Gozansky, LCPC

As the founder of A Simple Therapy, LLC, I am excited to expand my passion for therapy and accessible mental health treatment to more people throughout the state of Maine.

I obtained my master’s degree in counseling from the University of Southern Maine in 2006, with concentrations in rehabilitation counseling and clinical mental health counseling. My undergraduate degree is from Johns Hopkins University, where I studied humanities, anthropology and education.

I began my private psychotherapy practice in 2007, while continuing to work in community mental health crisis services, an employee assistance program, and disability services. I’ve also been an adjunct instructor at the University of Southern Maine.

My professional work is informed by Gestalt Therapy, as I attended a two-year post graduate training program at the Gestalt Institute of New England in Somerville, MA. I also practice from an Emotionally Focused Therapy lens, having completed the externship and numerous trainings in Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples.

I believe that psychotherapy, spirituality and real life collide in session, and it’s in that place where we do our deepest work and experience the most profound change.

Currently I am seeing clients, training interns and managing this group practice, all labors of love. I also host a Facebook group for therapists, as well as an online boutique selling merchandise to support therapist identity and mental health awareness.

When I’m not working, I love to run, swim, spend time in the sun and travel.

While I am not currently accepting new clients, please feel free to reach out to me with any questions: email Sindee.

Sindee Gozansky,
LCPC

Therapist

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