Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Mental Health & Social Services Partner in Marblehead
Founded in 1969, Marblehead Counseling Center has served as a cornerstone of mental health and social services for the North Shore community. Our mission centers on providing accessible, high-quality care to individuals and families facing diverse challenges, from anxiety and depression to complex life transitions. With a team of licensed clinicians and social workers, we offer individualized therapy, community outreach, and advocacy to address mental health concerns and social service needs. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we rely on community donations and grants to expand our reach, ensuring financial barriers do not prevent access to critical support.Our clinicians bring decades of combined experience in treating children, adolescents, adults, and seniors, specializing in areas such as trauma, substance abuse, and gender identity. We prioritize confidentiality, professionalism, and evidence-based practices while fostering a judgment-free environment for healing. Telehealth options remove physical barriers to care, and our social services team connects clients with housing, financial assistance, and food resources. Over 50 years of service have solidified our reputation as a trusted partner in mental wellness and community resilience.
Services
Mental Health Services
Social Services
Telehealth Therapy
Individualized Care Plans
Community Outreach
Details
- Year established: 1969
Highlights and features
- We offer 55+ years of experience serving North Shore communities
- Our team includes licensed clinicians specializing in trauma and life transitions
- We provide individualized care plans tailored to each client's needs
- Telehealth options ensure accessible mental health support
- Social workers connect clients to housing, financial, and food resources
Services
Mental Health Services
Our licensed clinicians provide evidence-based therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions. Specialized care addresses substance abuse, gender identity, and family dynamics. Services adapt to individual needs across all life stages.
Social Services
Social workers connect clients to housing assistance, financial resources, and food programs. We navigate eligibility for public benefits and advocate for childcare, transportation, and legal support. Services prioritize vulnerable populations including seniors and disabled individuals.
Telehealth Therapy
Secure video and phone sessions remove physical barriers to mental health care. Telehealth maintains confidentiality while accommodating clients unable to visit our office due to mobility issues or scheduling constraints.
Individualized Care Plans
Therapists develop customized approaches matching each client's unique circumstances. Treatment integrates cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and strength-based perspectives to promote sustainable healing and personal growth.
Community Outreach
We identify resource gaps through local partnerships and host awareness events like our annual golf tournament. Outreach initiatives create a 'no wrong door' approach to accessing mental health and social services in Marblehead.
People
Marie Ouellette
Chief Clinical Officer
With extensive experience in treating bipolar disorder, depression, and trauma, Marie Ouellette leads clinical operations. She specializes in family therapy and has worked with diverse populations across the lifespan since joining MCC.
Gregg Mulford
Clinical Supervisor
Gregg Mulford oversees therapeutic services with expertise in anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. His practice spans both short-term interventions and long-term therapy, emphasizing practical solutions for life challenges.
Liane Davis
Clinician
A second-generation MCC employee since 2000, Liane Davis focuses on adolescent and adult mental health. She employs a holistic, strength-based approach informed by social work values to reduce cognitive obstacles to personal growth.
Garry Long
Clinician
Garry Long specializes in narrative therapy for elders, adults, and families. His case management experience complements therapeutic work that explores clients' strengths to promote positive behavioral change and life satisfaction.
Gail Sullivan
Clinician
With over a decade of experience, Gail Sullivan treats anxiety, depression, and trauma while specializing in gender identity support. She serves LGBTQIA+ clients through affirming care that addresses both mental health and coming-out processes.
Questions
How do I know which therapist to see?
We match clients with therapists based on specific needs and therapist expertise. Our licensed staff specializes in various areas including anxiety, depression, and family dynamics.
Do children need parental accompaniment for sessions?
Children under 18 require a parent/guardian for the first visit. Subsequent sessions may allow independent attendance with prior arrangements, though therapists may occasionally request parental participation.
Do you offer medication management?
We do not prescribe medications. Our services focus on therapy and counseling, though we collaborate with external medical professionals when medication might be beneficial.
Are transportation accommodations available?
Marblehead residents aged 60+ or with disabilities can access Council on Aging transportation. Public bus 441 stops near our office at Clifton Ave/Humphrey Street.
Do you provide in-home therapy services?
In-home therapy is no longer available, but we offer Telehealth sessions via phone or video conference for clients unable to visit our office in person.
