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Therapeutic Staff

Alliance Mental Health and Youth Consultation Services is a small mental health practice.  

 

We accept the following Insurances:                         

  • Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield

  • Medicare

  • Ambetter

We also accept members of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Lyra

*Please note that not all providers are in network with all plans.

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James Marston, LCMHC

Licensed to Practice in NH, ME, VT

Works primarily with...

  • Adults

  • Children and Adolescents over 8 years

  • Families, Parenting, and Relationships

I believe that at its core, therapy is forming a positive relationship, and then using that relationship to motivate and reinforce healing and change. My greatest strength as a therapist is that I care - I care about the clients in my care, their lives, and their futures.

I have worked with adults, children, and families in a variety of settings and have a strong history of helping children and parents adapt to challenges in their lives.  Since 2013 I have enjoyed helping people overcome anxiety, manage depression, and process the things that have happened in their lives.  

My clinical background and training is in behavioral and cognitive behavioral work with a focus on behavioral and mental health and includes working with families and individuals. I have training and experience in treating depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, behavioral and conduct disorders, attention deficit, general transition and adjustment issues, and family conflicts and dynamics.

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Mandy Hoegen, PMHNP-BC, APRN

Psychiatric Nurse Practictioner

Licensed to Practice in NH, ME

Works primarily with...

  • Adults 

  • Adolescents over 12 years

I bring experience working with patients from age 12 into late adulthood in diagnosing and treating a wide variety of concerns including depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD/other trauma disorders, and ADHD. Throughout my experiences in behavioral health, I have felt that therapeutic relationships are best built on a foundation of warmth and support, rather than authoritarian instruction without shared decision-making.

The choice to use medication to treat psychiatric symptoms is a personal, and for some, difficult one. My goal as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner is to recommend medications based on a holistic understanding of your mental, medical, and social needs.

I offer a non-judgmental and safe space to explore emotions and behaviors that are difficult to acknowledge and confront, so that we can work on making you feel and function better. My prescribing philosophy is to select the medications that fit your needs and to provide counseling about these medications so that you can make an informed choice between available options. 

 

Most often, I tend to take a gentle approach, starting with low doses and working incrementally toward getting the best therapeutic doses as we see how you respond to the medication. 

 

Finding the right treatment can be a process of trial and error, but I am also here to guide you through these frustrations and other obstacles.

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Elisabeth Elswick

Supervised to Practice in NH 

Works primarily with...

  • Adults 

  • Children and Adolescents over 6 years

  • Families, Parenting, and Relationships

I am glad you stumbled across Alliance! My hope is that you feel safe and welcomed here. I believe everyone is unique with their past experiences driving their current presentation. Knowing that, I take time to build rapport with my clients and create a foundation in which a therapeutic relationship can be built upon. My clients are in the driver's seat while I support with the navigation. 

 

Each session is fluid allowing the client to feel empowered to be themselves while I meet them where they are in that current moment. This can mean sitting on the floor, laying on the couch, pacing the room, coloring, utilizing fidgets, listening to music, or playing a game to name a few. My intention with this approach is to allow for clients to feel they have a space to process, learn, and heal. The world is chaotic and I strive to create the peace we all deserve during therapeutic sessions. 

 

I am a 2023 graduate of Plymouth State University’s Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in eating disorders. I have worked in a variety of agencies from residential, integrated care, community mental health, and private group practice. I specialize in treating children, adults and families with communication and boundaries, anger management, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, body image, OCD, and life transitions. I look forward to supporting you along your healing journey! 

 

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Ali Clark 

Supervised to Practice in NH 

Works primarily with...

  • Adults 

  • Children and Adolescents over 6 years

  • Families, Parenting, and Relationships

I believe that therapy offers a safe and nonjudgmental place for both self-reflection and healing. I am passionate about creating that place for anyone who needs support navigating life's challenges, needs someone to listen, and for those who want to learn more about themselves.

I hold a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University. I am currently a pre-licensed counselor working towards LCMHC licensure. I enjoy working with children, adults and families who are seeking support managing anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, and processing the effects of trauma. Based on your unique strengths, background, and goals I draw from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), play therapy, and art therapy techniques to provide individualized treatment.

In our busy world, therapy allows a dedicated space for you to slow down and work towards becoming the most authentic version of yourself. I believe you will always know yourself best, my role is simply to empower you throughout your individual journey. Therapy is truly a team effort and I cannot wait to cheer you on along the way!

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Dan Vorosmarty

Supervised to Practice in NH 

Works primarily with...

  • Adults 

  • Children and Adolescents over 8 years

  • Families, Parenting, and Relationships

My journey in the helping professions spans over two decades, working with diverse populations, including supporting adults and adolescents with developmental disabilities, particularly those on the autism spectrum, and working with individuals struggling with mental health challenges in a residential setting.

These experiences have taught me the importance of meeting clients where they are, listening with an open mind, and working together to find what works best for them. I believe in the power of authentic connection and collaboration, and I'm committed to providing a compassionate and non-judgmental space where clients feel supported and empowered. I have made it my life’s work to help people tap into their inner strength and resilience—I believe everyone has the potential for positive change, and I'm honored to be a part of that process.

As a master's level Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Southern New Hampshire University, I'm excited to bring my experience and passion to my internship—I hope to continue learning and growing as a counselor as I contribute to Alliance’s mission of providing exceptional mental health care.

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MJ Arroyo

Supervised to Practice in NH 

Works primarily with...

  • Adults 

  • Children and Adolescents over 6 years

  • Families, Parenting, and Relationships

Hello and welcome to Alliance! I am currently pursuing my master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Franklin Pierce University, and I am incredibly excited to begin my counseling training with Alliance Mental Health. I have over four years of experience working with children from ages five to fifteen and have been in both community mental health and private practice settings.

 

My goal in counseling is to create a safe, supportive, and comfortable environment where you feel welcomed and free to be yourself. I believe therapy isn't just about having difficult conversations but also about the relationship you are able to build with yourself. While therapy can feel daunting at first, it can also feel empowering, healing, and liberating.

 

I value the collaboration between the client and the counselor. You are the expert on your own experiences, and I will be there to walk with you as we navigate challenges and opportunities for growth. My hope is to create a positive experience where we can work together to achieve your goals and celebrate the progress that's made along the way."

Administrative Staff

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Robin Cavalry

Office Manager

Office Manager

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Meghan Hulen

Administrative Staff

General Administrative Support

Physical Address Only -

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Midpoint Properties

221 Old Concord Turnpike, Unit B

Barrington NH 03825

 


 

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T: (603) 343-2166

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Mailing Address:

PO Box 1592

Raymond, NH 03077



 

Office Hours

9 am - 5 pm  Monday - Friday

 

Some providers do offer after hours

appointments upon request.

 

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