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About

Mariah Chagnon

Conflict within ourselves and our relationships can feel exhausting and isolating. Sometimes it can feel as though we are powerless or stuck waiting for other people or our environment to change.

 

I believe growth is always possible when people feel strong support as they address unhelpful patterns and narratives. By deeply respecting how experiences affect clients, I seek to empower them to exercise more influence and agency in their lives and relationships.

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I specialize in trauma and relationships and focus therapy sessions toward client goals tailoring treatment to the strengths of each client. I am passionate about growth during life stressors, from the overwhelm of everyday life and transitions, to generational patterns and significant life events.

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QUALIFICATIONS

LICENSES

Mariah Chagnon is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in New Hampshire and professional member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

EDUCATION

Mariah graduated magna cum laude from the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, and earned her Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the COAMFTE accredited program at the UNH school of Human Development and Family Studies. 

EXPERIENCE

As an LMFT, Mariah has advanced training providing therapy to individuals, couples, and families. Mariah has diverse experience within the mental health field across multiple levels of care, including crisis, in-home, outpatient, school-based, and integrated-care settings.  Prior to beginning clinical practice, Mariah was a crisis services advocate and supervisor providing training and support to medical, corporate, community, and law enforcement agencies on trauma response and violence prevention. Mariah was also part of the nation’s first ACERT team in Manchester, NH, working to bridge the gap between law enforcement, mental health and victim services by providing immediate support to families exposed to trauma through violence and substance use.

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