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Welcome,

At Fairbanks Therapy Associates, we help you find solutions to the issues that you’re facing. Our job is to be supportive but also to challenge you in ways that will help you have healthy relationships and a higher quality of life. Our clinicians have extensive training in different modalities that include Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Dialectic Behavioral therapy, Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment therapy, play therapy, art therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). We have years of specialized training in best practice modalities with people who have everything from general mental health issues to those who have suffered multiple traumas. We work with our clients honestly and ethically.

Clinicians

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Lisa Hay, MFA, MSW, LCSW

In Ms. Hay's psychotherapy practice  working with adolescents, men, women and families, the focus is typically on issues such as behavioral concerns, depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and ADHD. She believes that everyone is entitled to be treated with respect and honesty and that therapy should start where the client is at. Additionally, each client has their own ways of gaining insight and implementing new patterns into their lives and will have their own pace at which they discover the strengths within themselves. Ms. Hay likes to work with the client to discover what is most effective for them and go from there.

Ms. Hay believes that it is important that the relationship between therapist and client is positive and productive and that if both work together growth can occur.

She uses CBT, EMDR, Brainspotting, Art therapy, Play therapy and other therapeutic modalities during sessions with clients. Another component of Ms. Hay's practice is a State-Approved Batterer's Intervention program. Ms. Hay developed and continually updates the program to reflect best practices. The program is a cognitive behavioral group that assists clients in increasing their insight and awareness as well as learning healthy relationship and parenting skills in a respective, honest and supportive, but not enabling environment.

Ms. Hay is licensed as a clinical social worker through the State of Alaska.

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Andrew Hopper, MSW

Mr. Hopper has been working with Alaskans since 2008. He has worked with children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly, as well as people with different abilities in acute and community settings. Andrew has experience working with people with anxiety, depression, and histories of trauma. He has a special interest in understanding how people communicate with one another across environments.

 

Andrew received his undergraduate degree from the University of Alaska Anchorage and his master’s degree from Walden University, both degrees are in social work. He’s looking forward to studying and testing for his clinical social work license. He is a member of NASW.

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Rosalie Rein, MSW, LMSW

Ms. Rein has worked in the social work field for over 15 years. She is now earning her clinical license while working as a clinician, facilitator for men’s group and facilitator for women’s group. Ms. Rein has experience working with families as well as individuals. She most recently did crisis intervention with students and family support for the North Star Borough School District. She also spent many years doing Initial Assessments and working in the area of Family Services for the State of Alaska. Ms. Rein has spent most of her time working with children and adolescents ages 5-18 years old who have been impacted by trauma, but works with adults as well. Ms. Rein utilizes CBT as well as play and art therapy when working with clients. She is a member of NASW and is looking forward to testing for her clinical license.

Contact us to schedule an appointment

907-452-2473

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