

Reid Herreid
Clinician
I'm a clinical social worker with a passion for trauma-informed, LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming mental health care. My goal is to help you heal and thrive in your relationship with yourself and others.
I work with teenagers 15+ and adults of all ages. I especially love supporting LGBTQ+ young people (and their families) with identity exploration and navigating stress and life transitions.
I think therapy shouldn’t only be a place to talk about the problems you’re facing, but also a space to recognize and celebrate your strengths. I use a variety of modalities, all with a “person-centered” approach. This means that I see you as the expert in your life, and we will customize our work together to support your needs and goals.
I became a social worker in part because of my own difficulties as a young adult who struggled to find a trans therapist with availability *and* who took my insurance, and I wanted to help decrease that barrier for others. I love learning about all the ways that our brains and bodies and emotions are connected. I care about social justice, and I’m a deep listener who enjoys supporting others. I am humbly committed to antiracism and I’m always learning about the ways we can push back against oppression on personal and institutional levels.
In my spare time I enjoy learning languages (currently Yiddish, Spanish, Greek, and Biblical Hebrew), making art in community, learning about LGBTQ+ history, being in nature, and doting on my cat.
Education, Certifications, & Licensure:
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Simmons University, Boston, MA: M.S.W.
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Licensed Certified Social Worker (LCSW) – Massachusetts
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TF-CBT Certification – Medical University‬†of South Carolina
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Counseling on Access to Lethal Means – ZERO Suicide‬†Institute
Experience and Specializations:
Modalities I use in therapy:
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Narrative Therapy
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Motivational Interviewing (MI)
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Attachment-based Therapy
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Psychoeducation
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Solution-Focused Therapy
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Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT)
​My areas of specialization:
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Adolescents (15-18), Young Adults (19-26), Adults
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LGBTQIA+
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Gender exploration and transition
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Individuals
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Families
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Trauma
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Domestic violence / abusive or controlling relationships
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Life transitions
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Anxiety
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Depression
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ADHD