Our Therapists
Kim Hassenfeld, Clinical Director, lcsw
Kim Hassenfeld serves as the Clinical Director of CCNS, providing supervision and consultation to our therapists as well as providing educational workshops for the community. Kim is a licensed clinical social worker with 15 years of experience providing therapy to individuals, couples and families. Kim has expertise in treating clients with anxiety, depression, developmental trauma, and relational and familial issues.
I believe that change, healing and growth is possible when an individual, couple or family is provided a safe, responsive and understanding therapeutic environment in which to process difficult feelings, learn new ways of approaching others and recognize one's own internal strengths.
k.hassenfeld@ccns.org
I believe that change, healing and growth is possible when an individual, couple or family is provided a safe, responsive and understanding therapeutic environment in which to process difficult feelings, learn new ways of approaching others and recognize one's own internal strengths.
k.hassenfeld@ccns.org
Matthew Silver, LCSW, CADC
Matthew is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. His professional practice focuses on treating adults, preteens/ adolescents, and families impacted by mental health and/or substance use. Matthew offers collaborative, growth-oriented therapy and counseling for anyone who wishes to be their best and live their life to the fullest.
As a therapist, I am committed to meeting clients where they are, without value judgments or an agenda for how someone's life "should" be. I see people experiencing a range of concerns including: mood & anxiety disorders, life transitions, relational difficulties, grief & loss, trauma, & substance use issues (addictions).
ms@ccns.org
As a therapist, I am committed to meeting clients where they are, without value judgments or an agenda for how someone's life "should" be. I see people experiencing a range of concerns including: mood & anxiety disorders, life transitions, relational difficulties, grief & loss, trauma, & substance use issues (addictions).
ms@ccns.org
Jan Roy, Psy.D.
Dr. Jan Roy is a licensed clinical psychologist with expertise in individual and group psychotherapy, as well as psychological and neuropsychological testing. Working in both the private and public sectors, Dr. Roy’s experience has ranged from work with individuals presenting with severe anxiety and depression, and providing specialized treatment for victims of abuse and trauma, to evaluating military candidates for fitness for duty and high security clearance and duty. Other areas of expertise include bipolar disorder, post-partum depression, schizophrenia spectrum disorders, substance-related and addictive disorders, traumatic brain injury, and personality disorders.
Among several clinical approaches, I utilize compassion-focused and positive psychology to help people improve the quality of their lives and interpersonal relationships. Psychotherapy offers dedicated counsel and guidance based upon decades of research and experience in the field of psychology. Our goal is to provide you with the most effective possible help and support – at the time when you need it the most.
j.roy@ccns.org
Among several clinical approaches, I utilize compassion-focused and positive psychology to help people improve the quality of their lives and interpersonal relationships. Psychotherapy offers dedicated counsel and guidance based upon decades of research and experience in the field of psychology. Our goal is to provide you with the most effective possible help and support – at the time when you need it the most.
j.roy@ccns.org
Kathy Fink, MA, LCPC
Kathy is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with over three decades of experience in providing counseling and therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes an integrative approach that draws from attachment theory as well as psychodynamic approaches.
I believe that the attachments and connections that we make as young children provide a perspective and template to how we interact and develop future relationships. However, sometimes these templates cause undue burdens and obstacles which hold us back from reaching our full potential. I help individuals recognize their freedom to learn how to create their own templates for healthy and satisfying lives.
kfink@ccns.org
I believe that the attachments and connections that we make as young children provide a perspective and template to how we interact and develop future relationships. However, sometimes these templates cause undue burdens and obstacles which hold us back from reaching our full potential. I help individuals recognize their freedom to learn how to create their own templates for healthy and satisfying lives.
kfink@ccns.org
Allison Stein, Msw, LSW
Allison is a Licensed Social Worker and works with children, adolescents and adults. She has a special interest in the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and other anxiety-related disorders, as well as unresolved trauma, life transitions, and relational challenges. Allison utilizes several approaches to view and treat clients holistically including psychodynamic theories, cognitive behavioral therapy, and exposure therapy.
In establishing a judgment-free therapeutic alliance between client and clinician based on a foundation of trust and security, I help my clients recognize what holds them back from reaching their full potential and guide them through a delicate process of self-exploration to ultimately become their best self.
a.stein@ccns.org
In establishing a judgment-free therapeutic alliance between client and clinician based on a foundation of trust and security, I help my clients recognize what holds them back from reaching their full potential and guide them through a delicate process of self-exploration to ultimately become their best self.
a.stein@ccns.org