Beth Juliano
LCSW

A Licensed Clinical Social Worker who joined WCP in 2006, Beth has been a partner since 2016.  She is a graduate of New York University School of Social Work, practicing in the field of Social Work for over 15 years.  She has worked in a variety of settings and with many different populations, including domestic violence, sexual assault, complex trauma in children and major mental illness in residential, outpatient and hospital settings.  Beth shares the philosophy of WCP that the weaving together of self, family and cultural influences into the therapeutic process is essential to healing and change.  She frames her clinical work with client-therapist relationship as a primary vehicle for helping clients focus on their lives, while drawing from psychodynamic theories, body-oriented Gestalt therapy, and cognitive therapies.  Beth provides counseling services to individuals, couples and children.  She takes most insurances including Medicare and Husky.

Liz Mongillo-Herman
PhD

Liz is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in the treatment of trauma and dissociation.  She takes a trauma-informed, empowerment-centered, integrative approach to therapy that draws from skills-based, energy-based, and narrative modalities.  Her work is guided by feminist ecological and social justice frameworks which recognize distress as deeply intertwined with systemic inequalities and oppression, and which seek to understand the impact of larger contexts on a person's well-being.   She is also a Master Level Reiki Practitioner and deeply interested in the interconnectedness of mind and body, and in the energetic and spiritual components of healing. 

Dr. Cynthia Nichols
MSW, LCSW, PhD

Cynthia (Cindy) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who completed her MSW at UConn School of Social Work in 2014. Following the completion of her MSW, Cindy worked in Boston as a clinical social worker offering dual diagnosis therapy and group counseling in outpatient and inpatient treatment settings, including methadone maintenance, detoxification, and outpatient addiction recovery treatment. Cindy aims to provide treatment through supportive self-help and strength-based approaches, incorporating elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and motivational interviewing into her therapy. Cindy has facilitated early mother’s parenting groups as well as Seeking Safety groups (a curriculum for PTSD and substance use disorders) and is passionate about supporting women through life transitions, relationship challenges, and healing from trauma. Along with being an LCSW, she is also a Licensed School Social Worker in the states of Massachusetts and Connecticut, and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor in the state of Massachusetts. In addition to working at WCP, Cindy completed her PhD at UConn School of Social Work in 2025 and is now a senior project coordinator at the Child Health and Development Institute. She is available to work with adults ages 18 and older.

Kathryn Henderson
PhD, LPC, NCC

Kathryn is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) ​with 14 years of experience as a clinician and counselor educator.  Dr. Henderson specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families, and is an ally and advocate with the LGBTQIA+ community.  Trained in play therapy and trauma-informed approaches, she works with kids experiencing a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, behavior management issues, abuse, and life transitions.  She appreciates supporting parents and caregivers and offers parenting consultation.  Dr. Henderson also works with adults who have experienced trauma, depression, anxiety, and grief and loss.  Prior to joining the WCP practice, she was a college professor teaching and supervising graduate students and has clinical experience in both outpatient and school-based settings.  Dr. Henderson is available for clinical supervision for counselors seeking licensure and for professionals seeking consultation. 

Katie Arnone
LCSW

Katie Arnone is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in women’s mental health. Katie completed her Masters in Social Work and Masters in Women and Gender Studies at Southern Connecticut State University. Taking an eclectic approach to care, Katie draws her therapeutic techniques to fit individual need. She hopes to empower her clients to develop skills, enhance self-awareness, and foster resilience. Katie offers a safe, non-judgmental, therapeutic space where clients can explore, learn, and grow on their healing journey. Whether it be related to self-esteem, relationships, career pressures, or life transitions- Katie is committed to helping her clients build a life that feels fulfilling.

Katie is currently accepting clients for telehealth appointments.  She is in the process of paneling with additional insurances, but presently accepts ​ Cigna, Husky, Optum and self-pay. 

Michaela is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who obtained her MSW from the University of Saint Joseph.  In addition to working at WCP, Michaela works at the Veteran’s Administration providing essential services to our Veterans, including psychotherapy, help connecting with mental health/substance use treatment, and providing case management services to veterans who are homeless. Michaela also provides group therapy at an inpatient psychiatric hospital for clients with mental health and substance use disorders. Michaela works with children, adolescents and adults, which allows her to engage in various evidence based practices with a focus on anxiety, depression, mood disorder, PTSD, and domestic violence.  Michaela has experience running individual and group therapy sessions using CBT, DBT, Person-Centered Therapy and Motivational Interviewing with diverse populations including clients in jail diversion programs, survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence and with clients in need of anger management.  She accepts most insurance plans including Medicare and Husky.

Jennifer Favorite
LMFT

Jennifer is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who obtained her MS MFT at Central Connecticut State University with a concentration in Internal Family System (IFS) and Action Methods. Her undergrad degree was obtained in Psychology with a Minor in Studio Arts at Eastern Connecticut State University. Since receiving her graduate degree 10 years ago, Jennifer has completed Levels one and two in IFS with additional training in play therapy. She specializes in utilizing many forms of expressive arts including play therapy techniques with experience serving families and individuals ages 3 to 92.  Jennifer also worked as a Play and Family Therapist within a School Based Health Center. She has an eclectic array of modalities including visualization techniques, externalization of parts, psychodrama and art activities to enhance personal growth. Jennifer has extensive experience with anxiety and depressive
disorders along with stages of life changes and Spirituality. She is currently accepting adult clients for telehealth. In the future, she will be accepting in-person visits, in addition to accepting clients for play therapy which must involve the family. She currently accepts Husky, Cigna, and Optum insurance.

Michelle Post
LCSW

Michelle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who graduated with her master's degree from University of Connecticut in 2019. Michelle has been working with children in one way or another for most of her career. Her experience started with babysitting and nannying then continued with therapeutic mentoring, intensive in-home treatment for children and families, and school based outpatient clinical treatment. Michelle is passionate about her work with children and families and believes that speaking openly about struggles in the home can result in healthy communication towards problem solving. Michelle has experience working with clients who present with anxiety, depression, trauma, life stressors and transitions, and disordered eating habits. Michelle bases her practice off of Feminist, cognitive, exposure, and empowerment perspectives. Mainly, she works with the client to meet their needs and believes that the work done in the therapy office is a collaborative effort between the clinician and the client. Michelle is a proud supporter of LGBTQIA+ rights and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Tara Alosky
LMSW

Tara is a Licensed Master Social Worker who graduated from UConn School of Social Work in
2020. Tara enjoys working with children, adolescents, young adults and families. She works
with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, familial challenges, and life
transitions. Tara supports children and their families with behavioral challenges, school
problems and guidance to parents. She has experience working in a residential group home,
elementary schools and an outpatient clinic. She works from a systemic, collaborative,
strength-based approach that is mindful of cultural, ethnic and economic concerns. Tara uses
mindfulness, motivational interviewing, cognitive and dialectical behavioral techniques in
session. When working with children, she uses play-based and expressive art techniques. Her
person-centered style incorporates compassion, humor, and curiosity; she is focused on
building a genuine working relationship. Tara’s approach to therapy is to create a safe,
supportive environment where clients can address their mental health needs without
judgement.

Sherell Robinson
LMSW

Sherell is a Licensed Master Social Worker who obtained her MSW from the University of Saint Joseph. Sherell is also a nationally certified Mental Health Aid Instructor, and has been teaching MHFA since 2019. Since receiving her degree, Sherell has been working at an inpatient psychiatric hospital with adults, providing dual diagnosis therapy and group therapy. Sherell works with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, mood disorders, domestic violence, addiction, and PTSD. She has facilitated individual and group therapy sessions utilizing CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing among diverse populations. Sherell takes pride in first establishing a therapeutic relationship to build the foundation of truth in every session. She is now accepting in-person/telehealth adult clients and couples. Sherell will employ an individualized approach to therapy in order to empower change, in a safe place to begin the healing process. She currently accepts Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Husky, and self-pay.

Heaven Bizeau
LMSW

Heaven is a Licensed Master Social Worker who obtained her MSW from the University of Saint Joseph. In addition to working at WCP, Heaven works at the Department of Developmental Services providing essential services to individuals with disabilities and their families, including psychotherapy, behavioral support, and case management services. Heaven has a range of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults, which allows her to engage in various evidence-based practices with a focus on anxiety, trauma, depression, PTSD, domestic violence, and life transitions. Heaven aims to treat through supportive self-help and strength-based approaches incorporating elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and motivational interviewing into her therapy. Heaven is dedicated to providing a safe and compassionate space to address your unique challenges. She currently accepts Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Husky, and self-pay.

Rachel Ellis
LMSW

Rachel is a Licensed Master Social Worker who obtained her MSW from the University of Connecticut. Rachel has experience working with adolescents, young adults, and adults who may be experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal distress, and life transitions. Rachel previously worked at UConn, providing individual and group counseling to students of various backgrounds. Rachel’s main priority in therapy is tending to the therapeutic relationship by utilizing a client centered, strengths-based approach as well as drawing from cognitive/behavioral theories, and psychodynamic theories. Rachel incorporates mindfulness, radical acceptance, compassion, and motivational interviewing, while keeping a multicultural lens in session. She aims to build a collaborative therapeutic relationship to meet clients where they are, by tailoring her therapeutic approach based on each individual and providing a safe, nonjudgmental space. She currently accepts Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Husky, and self-pay for in-person or telehealth sessions.