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Top Aetna-covered therapists and psychiatrists in Maine
Access mental health support across Maine with Headway's network of 524 licensed providers. With Aetna coverage, your copay ranges from $0-$25 per session, and virtual or in-person options provide flexibility for your schedule.
I’m a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner providing collaborative, patient-centered medication management for adults.
Hi, I’m Whitney, a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 15 years of experience supporting teens and adults. I provide a warm, judgment-free space where you can talk openly and feel understood. I help with anxiety, depression, life stress, trauma, and substance use, focusing on practical tools that fit your everyday life. My approach is down-to-earth, supportive, and centered on your strengths. If you’re ready to take that first step, I’d love to connect with you.
Hi there, my name is Charissa and I have been a therapist for 20 years. I have a masters degree in social work that has allowed me to build my practice on looking through a lens of cultural context and seeing a person within their environmental context as well. I like to work with adults and adolescents who are ready to look at themselves and make changes to better their lives by identifying barriers and focusing on small changes that will make a big difference.
I work with individuals and couples. I am drawn to those who seek treatment due to shifts in identity, emerging adulthood, and the challenges that come with the inevitable changes in our lives. I particularly enjoy and have experience working with the LGBTO+, trans and non-binary community. Topics in this area could include patients seeking support around gender identity, sexuality, transition-related experiences, family and relationship concerns, and minority stress. I work with patients who may be feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, uncertain, stuck in old patterns, or unsure how to move through a period of change.
If you've spent a long time handling everything on your own, the idea of opening up in therapy can feel uncomfortable — maybe even a little vulnerable. You might be stuck in your head, second-guessing yourself, or repeating patterns you can't quite break no matter how hard you try. You don't need to have it all figured out before you reach out. You just need a willingness to start, and I'll meet you right there.
Allison Burt, LCSW, OSW-C earned her Masters of Social Work from the University of New England in 2022, and has been a certified oncology social worker since 2024. Upon graduation, she was employed by The Dempsey Center, a cancer support center, to provide internal and external navigation, 1:1 counseling, support groups, and psychoeducational programs. Allison has experience working with individuals with a cancer diagnosis, caregivers, family members, those who are post-treatment/NED, and through this work, she has gained a deep understanding of the profound impacts of serious illness and loss. A social worker through and through, Allison approaches her work centering empathy, warmth, and humor. After work, she enjoys spending time with her partner, dog and cats, gardening, reading and enjoying Maine.
I have worked in this field for over 30 years in hospital, residential, day treatment, outpatient and home settings. My experience is primarily with young adults and with families who have children with special needs whether neurotypical or behavioral. I have worked with a lot of adolescents and pre-teens who are having difficulty adjusting to the demands of individuation and separation. It is important to regard everyone's life situation as unique and to support the process of personal awareness and growth.
I am an individual and family therapist. I have a passion for helping young adults and parents feel empowered and in control of their lives. I specialize in helping families better understand each other, cope with life challenges, manage symptoms related to grief, depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, Autism and ODD. I help teens, young adults and parents understand how their childhood has impacted how they engage with the world today; working to create increased self-esteem, healthy boundaries, and amplified joy. My goal is to help you to overcome obstacles in life that seem insurmountable.
I’m a licensed therapist and founder of Sitting Together Therapy (sitting-together.com), and I help adults build a more compassionate, connected, and honest relationship with themselves. I view difficult patterns as adaptive, not defective. I work with thoughtful people navigating anxiety and depression, relationship challenges, emotionally blocked, avoidance, and life transitions.
What type of therapy does Aetna cover?
Aetna plans can vary, but many cover a range of therapy types. Below are some common options that may be included in your coverage.
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