+1 (207) 742-7264

Jeannin Thibodeau, LCSW
I am a licensed therapist in Maine and Florida and have professionally counseled individuals full-time since 2013, with two years experience in online therapy.
My approach is person-centered, collaborative
and strengths based.
Providing secure internet-based therapy for adults 18 and up. Also offering online therapy for folks with life threatening illnesses such as cancer and end of life counseling.
Services
JEANNIN THIBODEAU, LCSW
Clinical Mental Health Online
Counseling Services:
Cognitive behavioral therapy
Motivational interviewing
Person centered talk therapy
Dialectical behavioral Therapy
Trauma informed yoga and stress reduction techniques
Assistance in helping you develop a self-care plan
Support in prioritizing your goals and developing doable steps to achieve them
Help identifying and reducing obstacles to achieving your goals
Compassionate end of life counseling
Therapy for those suffering from life threatening illnesses such as cancer.
My professional counseling practice includes 10+ years of working full-time with clients suffering from:
Anxiety
Depression
Panic attacks
Mood swings
Irritibility
Low self esteem
Intrusive thoughts
Insomnia
Isolation
PTSD
Sexual trauma
Guilt
Stinking thinking
Grief
Difficulty navigating life transitions.
Inability to focus
Offering professional guidance and support for navigating life’s big changes such as:
Divorce or separation
Relocating
Surviving trauma
Retiring
Getting diagnosed with a serious illness
Career changes
Adjusting to college
Contemplating marriage
Loss of a loved one
Pregnancy and birth of a child
Adoption

Fees - Schedule
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS
Insurances accepted:
Harvard Pilgrim
United Healthcare
United Medicare
Also I can provide a Superbill for reimbursement to other insurances and for HSAs.
Price - Sliding scale:
$125 - $150 per hour
for individual online
or telephone therapy.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
11:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
+1 (207) 742-7264

MARK TWAIN
“Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear”