Tiffany Wright, LMSW

"It is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change." - Queen Elizabeth II

Tiffany Wright, LMSW, is a Licensed Masters Social Worker in the state of Connecticut. She attended Saint Joseph College for her Bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies with a minor in Social Work and obtained her Master’s degree in Social Work at Springfield College School of Social Work. Tiffany holds an Associate degree in Drug and Alcohol Recovery Counseling from Manchester Community College.

She has over 10 years experience working in the human services field and mental health field with adolescents and adults in outpatient environments and enrichment programs for youths. She has experience working with youth in the juvenile system, foster care youth, therapeutic mentor, family reunification, and in home parenting support counselor. She offers tailored and individualized treatment for her clients, with a solution focused and client centered approach. Tiffany has a strong passion for educating and empowering youth to become the best version of themselves.

Tiffanys therapeutic approach is to meet clients where they are and help them find ways to use their strengths as a guide to overcome their challenges. While providing a safe space she will provide support as you process your feelings and past traumas, then find ways to gain empowerment and resiliency as you overcome and push forward. We will work as a team throughout this journey. Along the way you will learn various coping skills and mindfulness techniques that can be adapted in any setting. Tiffany will be your support system, advocate, and cheerleader.

In Tiffany’s free time she enjoys traveling to places, spending time with family, reading, listening to music and yoga for self-care. 

Tiffany Offers:

• Individual counseling for children, adolescents, and adults.
• Anxiety, Depression, Family Issues, Behavioral Disorders, ADHD, Stress, Trauma, OCD, Truancy and Substance abuse.
• Female self-empowerment, support, and skills building for adolescents.
• Employment related stress or burnout.Skills building using training in DBT Therapy, CBT, Trauma- Focused CBT, Mindfulness, Play therapy and other evidence-based practices.