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Please Call: 617-771-6582 or 603-637-1963
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Collaborative Counseling Solutions PLLC (CCS) values the collaboration between therapist and client as a means to improving problems caused by anxiety, depression or other mental health disorders. Whether you're an adult seeking assistance on reducing anxiety or a parent seeking help for your child, CCS will provide the quality of care that puts you first.
"We know what we are but not what we may be." Shakespeare
360 NH Route 101, Unit 13B, Bedford, NH 03110
About Timothy Wight, LICSW
Provider type: Psychotherapist
Tim received his Masters degree in Social Work from Simmons University in 2016.
Licensed in NH and MA.
He sees patients ages 3 and up.
Tim provides a person centered approach to therapy treating depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and trauma related disorders. In addition, some focus areas of treatment are: self esteem issues, relationships, stress related issues and school related issues. He provides an engaging, interactive approach to providing therapy to both children/ adolescents and adults through mindfulness and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based interventions.
Tim also provides individuals and family with an eclectic approach to therapy that utilizes elements of CBT, DBT, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, TF-CBT and Motivational Interviewing.
Specializing in children and adolescent therapy.
Contact Me
**When entering across from Hannford on Jenkins Road- Go all the way through the complex as far as you can go-you will see a sign for Collaborative Counseling Solutions- We are located to the left of Granite State Retirement
**If coming directly off route 101- take a right and follow directions above
360 NH Route 101, Unit 13B, Bedford, NH 03110
603-637-1963
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