Mary M. Godin, MA, LPA, LPC works with children, adolescents, and adults utilizing cognitive-behavioral therapy and cognitive interpersonal therapy. She strives to develop a trusting and nonjudgmental atmosphere in which clients can grow to reach their potential and work through difficult times. She has worked in outpatient mental health for almost ten years with a variety of mental disorders including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, attachment disorders, autistic spectrum disorders, ADHD and other childhood behavioral disorders.

She works extensively with children with autistic spectrum disorders teaching social skills and taking a team approach to help develop behavior plans for the children to allow for success and growth in the school and home environment.  In addition, Mrs. Godin is a clinician for the North Carolina Child Treatment Program which is a program that treats children with trauma utilizing Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.  This is an evidenced based therapy proven to be effective for treating trauma victims.

Mrs. Godin received her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, and completed her undergraduate training at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a Clinical Psychologist dually licensed as a Licensed Psychological Associate and Licensed Professional Counselor and certified as a Health Service Provider.

Kim R. Bolen, MA, LPA is a Licensed Psychological Associate and certified as a Health Services Provider-PA.  She received her master’s degree in clinical psychology from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, with an emphasis in substance abuse treatment.  Ms. Bolen has experience treating individuals with various emotional and behavioral concerns, including depression, anxiety, personality disorders, substance abuse and dependence, dual diagnoses and relationship issues. 

Ms. Bolen has specialized training in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), which is an effective treatment for people who experience intense emotional distress and interpersonal problems.  DBT teaches four critically important coping skills:  mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation and interpersonal effectiveness.  Ms. Bolen leads group skills training sessions and provides individual DBT psychotherapy for adolescents and adults.  Her treatment approach also includes the use of cognitive-behavioral and acceptance and commitment therapies.

Rebekah D. Rochelle, MSW, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.  She received her Masters Degree in Social Work with a concentration in treating children and families from East Carolina University.  Mrs. Rochelle has been working with children and families through the New Hanover and Pender County School system for the past six years providing mental health and behavioral services.  She has experience working with children with behavioral and emotional needs including consultation for families and schools for Individualized Education Plans.  Mrs. Rochelle primarily uses cognitive-behavioral, behavioral, solution-focused and reality based therapies.

Mrs. Rochelle works with clients to treat emotional and behavioral problems such as ADHD, ODD, depression, anxiety, conduct disorder and PTSD among others.  She collaborates with clients to meet individual needs through a supportive and comprehensive treatment plan based on their personal goals and objectives.  Mrs. Rochelle has much experience working with clients with behavioral and emotional disabilities as well as anger management, stress management, emotion regulation, relational and communication difficulties.  She also has extensive experience providing therapeutic services for clients who have experienced trauma.  Mrs. Rochelle is available for social skills and anger management groups as well.