About Us

Mental Health Therapy Center

Mental Health Therapy Center was founded in 2008 by therapists who saw a need to strengthen marriages, families, and children, who were struggling with a tide of influence against the institution of family.

Since it’s opening, Mental Health Therapy Center has provided mental health counseling to thousands of individuals and families seeking hope and direction. 

Our therapists have experience working with diverse populations helping people from all different races, religions, cultures, ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. We all share the same struggles as human beings and though the stories are unique and personal, we all struggle together in this thing called life.

Meet Lisa and Heather

Lisa MacDonald

LICSW

Lisa MacDonald, LICSW has been in clinical practice working with adults for over 20 years. Lisa's clinical skills are a good match for those dealing with anxiety and depression, grief and loss conflicts, past and recent traumas, as well as relationship issues. Lisa has many years of
experience working with individuals in the Fire Services, Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services and she is also a Star Behavioral Health Provider for military connected individuals and
their families. She is certified in Critical Incident Crisis Intervention and Acute Traumatic Stress Management. She is also the Team Clinician for the Bristol-Norfolk Critical Incident Stress Management Team.

Heather Gould

LICSW, LADC

Heather Gould, LICSW, LADC is both a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Heather earned a Master’s Degree from Boston University and she later went on to complete a fellowship at Harvard Medical School Division of Addictions. She has a broad range of professional experience in a variety of settings including inpatient medical hospital units, outpatient mental health agencies and substance abuse clinics as well as private practice settings. Heather is very experienced in treating depression, anxiety disorders, grief, trauma, relationship issues and chemical addition.

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