Larissa Dias, LMHC
Clinical Supervisor
Locations:
Massachusetts
Insurances
About
Larissa has been working in the field of mental health for over ten years. Throughout her career, she has worked in various mental health settings, including outpatient, inpatient, residential, and medication-assisted treatment, as well as within the Department of Corrections. Larissa utilizes a blend of therapeutic approaches. However, putting approaches aside, her main goal is to create a safe place for clients and to meet them where they are.
Locations:
Massachusetts
Credentials, Qualifications and Languages
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Cambridge College, Masters in Education with concentration in Mental health and Addictions Counseling, 2014
Why Healthcare
Larissa has been passionate about mental health since her childhood. Larissa comes from a family where she witnessed others struggle with their own mental health and addictions. This caused her to become curious, compassionate, and empathetic. Most importantly, it always reminded her that this is the human experience and that we should not have to go through it alone. Larissa is passionate about helping others feel seen, heard, valued, understood, and, most importantly, empowered.
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