Meet our Providers
Stacy Esposito, MA, LCMHC
Stacy Esposito, LCMHC, founded Healing Roots, LLC in March of 2020. She works primarily with adolescents and adults both in office and virtually.
Am I a good fit for you?
I base my work on a humanistic approach, incorporating a fundamental understanding that every person is capable of “self-actualization” when provided a safe and supportive space to explore and grow. As a trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming therapist, I view symptoms and behaviors as responses to needs for survival and connection. I bring compassion and a desire to understand and know you. I incorporate mind-body-spirit considerations into my practice. I support clients in seeking to understand themselves and exploring the ways that societal norms, familial influences, and intergenerational trauma/dynamics have impacted their perceptions of themselves and others, finding this level of awareness to be the first step in acceptance and growth.
Education
Master of Arts — Research Psychology — UMass, Dartmouth (2019)
Master of Arts — Clinical Mental Health Counseling — Lesley University (2017)
Bachelor of Arts — Psychology, Philosophy — SUNY, New Paltz (2010)
Lauren Conroy, MS, LCMHC
Lauren Conroy, LCMHC, has 15 years experience providing counseling to youth, adolescents, and adults. Lauren specializes in working with anxiety disorders, PTSD, Depression, and working with families of infertility and pregnancy loss. She has experience working within a variety of concerns including mood disorders, ADHD, adjustment disorders, and eating disorders. Lauren is an LGBTQIAA+ ally. Lauren received her Masters of Science in Clinical Community Counseling from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. She has extensive experience working with clients providing both individual and family counseling.
Lauren uses a holistic, mind/body approach when working with clients. She believes in an open, non-judgemental, and compassionate approach when providing counseling. She believes that no two people are alike and each person’s treatment should be catered individually to the person and their concerns. Lauren utilizes acceptance and commitment therapy and mindfulness based cognitive behavioral therapy when working with clients.