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Evergreen Psychotherapy LLC

About my practice:

I offer Individual, Family and Group Therapy in the State of Maine. My office is located in Portland. I see clients both in-person and virtually.

I believe that an authentic, trusting relationship is foundational to growth and healing. I recognize that each person brings a unique story and set of experiences, and I approach my work with sensitivity and responsiveness to these differences. My practice is trauma-informed, nuerodiversity-affirming and attachment-focused; my style is warm, open, and often infused with humor.

I enjoy supporting neurodiverse individuals and their families at any stage of life, helping them find acceptance, establish healthy relational patterns, boundaries and understand communication differences. I emphasize mindfulness to foster increased awareness of individual neurology while building practical skills.

I am drawn to working with adolescents and young adults with ADHD and ASD who face challenges with executive functioning. The intersection of trauma with these challenges is something I am particularly attuned to. I not only focus on functional skills, but help people reconnect with their bodies and detach from limiting beliefs formed by a world that wasn't designed for them.

I understand that seeking help and inviting others into your world can be difficult. I truly appreciate your willingness to be here, and I am excited to meet you and support you on your journey of growth, acceptance, and healing.

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Who I’ve worked with in the past:

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Adolescents who are Struggling to Regulate

Emphasize mindfulness to foster increased awareness of the function of their behaviors. Identify valued actions and build practical skills that support self regulation.

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Young Adults with ADHD and ASD

Explore neurology from a strengths-based lens. Help people detach from limiting beliefs formed by a world that wasn’t designed for them. Build functional skills that support executive functioning and self regulation while helping people connect with their bodies, values and community.

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Families

Work toward increased acceptance and understanding of differences. Establish healthy relational patterns and boundaries. Acknowledge and accommodate communication, regulation and processing differences within the family.

Insurance and Fees

Jaime is credentialed with:

  • Aetna

  • Anthem (BCBS)

  • Harvard Pilgrim

  • Mainecare

  • Maine Community Health Options

Her private pay rate is $150.

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