Angela Currier, LCSW

Angela blends attachment-based ideas with client-centered listening and mindfulness skills to help people name what is happening and try new ways of coping. Sessions are conversational and practical rather than overly technical. Clients often bring concerns like depression, anxiety, trauma and abuse, substance issues, parenting strain, or difficulties with intimacy and self-esteem.

Angela also supports people facing grief, life transitions, ADHD-related challenges, eating and body image issues, and caring fatigue. She pays attention to adoption and foster care histories and attachment issues when they are part of the picture. In a typical meeting she focuses first on building a dependable connection and then on clear, small steps forward.

That might look like noticing patterns from earlier relationships, trying brief mindfulness exercises, or using stories to reframe difficult moments. She also uses motivational techniques when someone wants to change habits such as substance use or impulsivity. Her style is direct and nonjudgmental.

Sessions aim to be practical and attuned to what the person needs right now. People who value straightforward feedback and a collaborative tone often find this approach helpful.