Private Practice
100 Grove St. Suite 106 Worcester, MA 01605
slundrigan@surfglobal.net
(508) 791-9087
- Clinical Licenses held:
- Licensed mental health counselor (LMHC)
- Ages of population served: 14 years and older
- Genders Served:
- Male
- Female
- Self-Identified gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered
- Types of Services offered:
- Group work specialized for sexually problematic/offense behavior
- Individual work specialized for sexually problematic/offense behavior
- Family Support work specialized for sexually problematic/offense behavior
- Evidence based individual therapy (e.g., CBT for anxiety, depression, or trauma)
- Evidence Based family therapy (e.g., Functional Family Therapy)
- Risk Assessments
- Other
- Experience with Specialized Populations:
- Mild Mental Retardation or developmental disability in the PDD/Autism Spectrum
- Adolescent emergence of major mental illness (e.g., Bipolar Disorder, Psychotic Disorders)
- Severe trauma population (e.g., fragile PTSD, complex trauma adaptation, dissociation)
- Co-occurring disorder: psychiatric disability and substance abuse
- Gang involved youth
- Language Proficiencies in Group/Individual sessions:
- English
- Residential Treatment Program: No
- Psychopharmacology Assessments Provided: No
- Onsite Access to provide Psychiatric Medication as part of services: Yes
- Insurance Accepted: Yes
- MassHealth (MBHP, BMC, Network, Neighborhood, Fallon)
- Most commercial insurance carriers (e.g. BCBS, Cigna, Fallon, Tufts, HCHP, UBH, etc.)
- Description of work provided and philosophy of working with this population:
- Services include Individual, Group, and Family Therapy on an outpatient basis in a private office setting. Also available are comprehensive sex abuse specific assessments and reports, and AASI evaluation (which can be done as a stand alone service, or as part of a more comprehensive evaluation). Drug testing can be done on-site. I am committed to using evidence-based approaches to work with this population and believe that an eclectic and flexible approach is best. I favor a cognitive-behavioral, relapse prevention orientation – however, regularly incorporate object relations, humanistic, and experiential approaches as appropriate for the client.