Through active listening and thoughtful questioning, I aim to deliver culturally competent, evidence based and empathetic care to the entire lifespan. With 2 decades of experience in healthcare, my expertise is in family medicine, and I have extensive experience in geriatrics and long term care, pediatrics (special needs and well child) and subacute/rehabilitative medicine. I am constantly digging into the most updated medical research to keep herself abreast with current medical research and practice . 

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Credentials

• Specialty:

  • Family Medicine

• Degrees Held:

  • MSN,  Yale University School of Nursing 

  • BSN,  University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee 

• Years Practicing:

  • 13

Associations

• AANP(2010)

Sherise Truman, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker that specializes in Coping Skill Building, Recovery Maintenance and Anxiety/Depression Management. I have worked with Older Adults, Parents, Immigrants, College Students, and Adults with Substance Use Disorder. I enjoy working from a Person-Centered approach to help clients identify their own challenges and goals, then collaboratively explore evidence based solutions. The other modalities I utilize are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Life is filled with complexities and it is important to explore life holistically. If you are looking to achieve more balance in your life and skillfully cope with identified stressors, Feel Free to schedule a session!

 Sherise is an asset to our agency already! She will be available on weeknights in the late afternoon and evenings for in person sessions. 

My name is MonaLisa Levy. I share a great interest in traveling various states and countries as well as cherishing moments with family and friends. I've been in the field of social worker for over four years. My interest in this path began during my undergraduate years, where the psychology and sociology courses I had taken shed light on the stigmas of mental health in our society. 

My experience in undergrad helped me develop a passion for social work and wanting to help those struggling with their own battles. I firmly believe in the significance of having a non-judgmental, supportive presence to confide in. These are values I’ve instilled in myself as a social worker. 

My own personal journey has been filled with challenges – juggling full-time work, navigating graduate school during the pandemic, witnessing a traumatic loss and experiencing personal losses within my family. These tribulations have only added to my passion to inspire and empower other individuals. 

While we all face our share of traumatic events, I firmly stand on the belief that these experiences should not define us if we do not want them to. My goal as a therapist is to guide individuals towards a path of empowerment, providing tools to push through adversity and help others find and embrace their fullest potential. I strive to create a safe, positive and supportive atmosphere for individuals who need support with any trauma they are experiencing. Please feel free to contact us at (860) 964-7311 to book a session with her.

My name is Mireile Henry. I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I am of Haitian descent. As a child my family migrated to Connecticut to provide me and my sibling a better life and education. My parents had no understanding of American culture. This was a big culture shock for me growing up and trying to navigate and find my voice.   As a young undocumented teen I had to tackle many barriers. I did not have the support or guidance that a young woman  needed to shape and understand the paths that I needed to take.  My passion is to support a person on their path so they can overcome certain obstacles. I love working with  individuals,teens, teen mothers who have trauma, depression, anxiety.  I have over 15years of experience in social work.

I am a wife and mother of two wonderful children. I love to travel and explore different places. I am a firm believer in finding your voice and not limiting yourself to fitting certain molds. I am very unconventional when it comes to working with individuals. I am focused on living life authentically and standing on your truth. I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I am of Haitian descent. As a child my family migrated to Connecticut to provide me and my sibling a better life and education. My parents had no understanding of American culture. This was a big culture shock for me growing up and trying to navigate and find my voice.   As a young undocumented teen I had to tackle many barriers. I did not have the support or guidance that a young woman  needed to shape and understand the paths that I needed to take.  My passion is to support a person on their path so they can overcome certain obstacles. I love working with  individuals,teens, teen mothers who have trauma, depression, anxiety.  I have over 15years of experience in social work.

I am a wife and mother of two wonderful children. I love to travel and explore different places. I am a firm believer in finding your voice and not limiting yourself to fitting certain molds. I am very unconventional when it comes to working with individuals. I am focused on living life authentically and standing on your truth.

Sherease Brown, LMSW is a native of Hartford. Born and raised on the city’s North End, she has a passion for working with inner-city families, youth, and women.  A graduate of Springfield College, Sherease has over 20 years of experience in the field of Social Work/Human Services. She has worked with a wide range of populations with varying issues including but not limited to child protection, trauma, substance abuse, mental health disorders, domestic violence, child/adolescent, and family issues. Sherease loves to cook for her family, is active in her church ministry, and is interested in community outreach/education. Sherease is a breast cancer survivor/warrior and would love to work with individuals facing obstacles with their health.  Sherease’s approach encompasses the total person- mind, body and spirit.

Maria Luisa Feliciano, LMSW, was born in Caguas, Puerto Rico, and has lived in Connecticut for most of her life. She is the proud mother of three adult children and has two beautiful grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family playing games, watching movies, and shopping. She loves arts and crafts, bible journaling, teaching youth bible classes, and hosting small support groups. 

She attended Saint Joseph College, earning a certificate in the Adelanté Latinos Studies program before completing her BA at Springfield College School of Professionals and Continuing Studies. She earned her MSW from the University of Saint Joseph. Maria is also a graduate of Partners in Policymaking, an intensive leadership-training program for parents and individuals with disabilities.

In addition to her formal education, she has 20 years of experience in the field, working with youth and their families in Connecticut's community-based programs. Maria led a workforce development team of parents in providing cultural and linguistic competencies through training materials in Spanish to train parents and providers in the Agents of Transformation (AOT) five modules curriculum. She also served as a Trainer and Consultant for TARGET (Trauma Affect Regulation: Guide for Education and Therapy) model; Maria trained and provided individual and group coaching to other helping professionals in the juvenile justice, child welfare, and children’s mental health fields. 

Her overarching goal is to support the people she interacts with to find their strengths and purpose to live intentionally. Her passion comes from lived experiences and how understanding the aftermath of traumatic events helped her regain personal control to thrive in all circumstances. 

AnaLise's diverse experience has given her a unique skill set that helps her work with both the front and back office. AnaLise is a natural born problem-solver with an ability to anticipate needs and proactively looks for solutions in any environment. Her empathy and compassion make her an excellent advocate for underrepresented groups.  She consistently looks for ways to make everyone feel heard and valued and continuously seeks opportunities to learn more about the experiences and perspectives of those she serves. Her empathy and compassion make her an excellent advocate for underrepresented groups. 

AnaLise has been involved with businesses and nonprofits centered around mental health and social issues since the beginning of her career in 1997. On 9-11 she was 33 miles from the Pentagon and spent the day working at a women's shelter and helping them pick up their children from school and navigate the fear and uncertainty of the day. It was on that day, like so many of us that she realized she could not stand by and watch without helping others in need.