Raegan Harrington

Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology (UMaine, expected 2026), Master of Arts in Psychology (UMaine, 2022), Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (UMaine, 2020).

 

My clinical training has been broad, conducting in-person and telehealth services in various settings (e.g., grade school, primary care, college counseling, university private training clinic) for people managing a variety of struggles (e.g., anxiety, depression, suicidality, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, adjustment to change, substance use, work and school stress, inattention, relationships struggles, grief, and more). My therapeutic style is grounded in a flexible and collaborative Cognitive Behavioral approach that works to meet clients where they are at with their struggles. I encourage clients to take an active role in their counseling experience, whether that be through their personal reflection and self-discovery, and/or through managing emotions and implementing change throughout their life in line with their values and personal goals.

Outside of work, I enjoy reading, writing poetry, spending time with loved ones, visiting the ocean or lake, taking my dog for a walk, going to the gym, trying new food spots, and so much more!