I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) practicing in the state of Maine. I grew up in Massachusetts and Vermont but have called Maine home since 2007. I have an undergraduate degree in environmental science from McGill University (2005) and a graduate degree in mental health counseling from the University of Southern Maine (2016).
My approach to counseling stems from dual interests in science and the arts. I love the mental health field because the work is inherently intuitive and creative, and also rooted in scientific principals and knowledge. I am fascinated by the diverse ways we each respond when confronted with challenges and seek to support this innate wisdom and capacity in clients. In particular, I am interested in the ability of creative activities to restore balance to the nervous system and provide access to insight and self-knowledge.
I am also keenly aware of the impact larger social and environmental factors have on our individual and collective well-being. As we all navigate challenging times, in our local communities and as a global village, I see my role as supporting individuals in bringing their unique resilience into everyday life. At the same time, I continually work to grow and evolve the viewpoints I hold so I can be a positive force in the lives of clients.
Pronouns: she/her
My approach to counseling stems from dual interests in science and the arts. I love the mental health field because the work is inherently intuitive and creative, and also rooted in scientific principals and knowledge. I am fascinated by the diverse ways we each respond when confronted with challenges and seek to support this innate wisdom and capacity in clients. In particular, I am interested in the ability of creative activities to restore balance to the nervous system and provide access to insight and self-knowledge.
I am also keenly aware of the impact larger social and environmental factors have on our individual and collective well-being. As we all navigate challenging times, in our local communities and as a global village, I see my role as supporting individuals in bringing their unique resilience into everyday life. At the same time, I continually work to grow and evolve the viewpoints I hold so I can be a positive force in the lives of clients.
Pronouns: she/her
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Lillian Harris Counseling PLLC
40 Forest Falls Drive, Suite 3
Yarmouth, ME 04096
(207) 619-3563
connect@lillianharriscounseling.com
40 Forest Falls Drive, Suite 3
Yarmouth, ME 04096
(207) 619-3563
connect@lillianharriscounseling.com