Alexandra Baltimore, LICSW, PMH-C

Alexandra (Allie) Baltimore is the founder of Surviving & Thriving Wellness Center, a licensed clinical social worker in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts and a perinatal/postpartum mental health specialist. She provides individual therapy, support groups, trauma intensives, partner support sessions and workshops.

Also having worked in the domestic violence field since 2010, she specializes in supporting women experiencing narcissistic abuse, sexual assault, and intimate partner violence.

To learn more about Allie, visit her website at:

Allied Counseling for Women, LLC

Aline Flores, PT, PRPC

Aline is a physical therapist specializing in pelvic health and wellness. She has been treating patients with pelvic dysfunction and chronic pain since 1998. She is a Certified Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner through Herman and Wallace. She has degrees in both Physical Therapy and Massage Therapy, as well as extensive advanced training in pelvic rehabilitation, functional nutrition, visceral manipulation, craniosacral therapy, somato-emotional release, neural mobilization, manual lymphatic drainage and dry needling.

By combining the best of evidenced based therapies, with her deep understanding of anatomy, physiology and holistic health practices, she is often able to help patients with complex conditions that have not fully responded to traditional medical care.

MaryJo McCreedy, LCHMC

MaryJo McCreedy is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor committed to helping adults build healthier lives.

Her work focuses on helping establish effective strategies to decrease behaviors and habits that no longer serve her clients well being.

 She believe in a client centered approach. She utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Gottman Method and Adlerian Therapy.

She is passionate about creating healthy lifestyles for those who are struggling mentally and physically to create a whole body.

Dr Joy Ichie, DPN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Dr Joy Ichie, DPN, APRN, PMHNP-BC is a Family Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. She has over ten years of psychiatric and mental health care experience in different psychiatric settings. She has a passion for improving the mental health of her patients and is specifically trained to evaluate, diagnose and treat variety of psychiatric conditions from childhood to old age.

Joy is currently available for virtual appointments only and is accepting new clients. She will be seeing clients in person here at STWC soon.

Andrea Mitchell, MPH, LCMHC, LMHC, PMH-C, RYT

Andrea has a Masters in Forensic and Counseling Psychology from William James College and is independently licensed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. After working in the field for 5 years she obtained a Masters in Public Health to focus on policy and legislation to serve mental health and wellness. She specalizes in working with adults with a focus on perinatal mental health, first responders, and military personal. She is a 200 hr RYT and can offer opportunities for yoga and meditation in sessions.

Alison Kellerman, LCMHC

Alison Kellerman is a licensed clinical mental health counselor in the state of New Hampshire focused on supporting preteens through adults.

Alison uses a warm, collaborative approach when working with clients to identify and reach their personal goals. She utilizes a person centered strength based model. Alison has been trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing for adults, adolescents and children), solution focused, CBT and DBT therapies.

Sharonda Bagwell, PMHNP-BC

Sharonda Bagwell is a dedicated and compassionate psychiatric nurse practitioner with decades of healthcare experience. She brings deep empathy, clinical excellence, and a spiritual lens to her work. Sharonda founded Mind Over Matters to ensure clients receive care that is respectful, empowering, and rooted in hope. Her vision shapes everything the practice stands for—from treating the whole person to making every patient feel seen and heard.

Caitlyn Mastromarino, LCMHC

Caitlyn is a licensed clinical mental health counselor with several years of experience helping individuals heal from the wounds of trauma, domestic violence, and abuse. She understands that reaching out for support can be a difficult step, and honors the courage it takes to begin this journey.

Her approach is warm, nonjudgmental, and collaborative. She believes that healing happens in a safe and supportive environment, where your story is heard and respected. Her work is deeply rooted in trauma-informed care, and she is trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)—an evidence-based therapy proven to help people process and recover from traumatic experiences.

Whether you are feeling stuck in past pain, struggling with anxiety or self-worth, or working to rebuild after abuse, she is here to help you move forward at your own pace. Together, you’ll explore not just where you’ve been, but where you want to go—and how to get there with compassion and resilience.

With over 23 years of clinical experience, Emily specializes in working with first responders, veterans, active-duty military, and family members—those who carry the weight of service, trauma, and high-stakes responsibility every day. Whether you’re dealing with critical incident stress, moral injury, grief, operational fatigue, or post-traumatic symptoms, this is a space where you can begin to offload, recover, and regroup—without judgment.

She offers a straightforward, confidential, and culturally competent approach grounded in mutual respect and trust. She understands that traditional therapy may not always resonate with those trained to "push through," so she tailors treatment to match your mindset and mission-oriented way of thinking.

If you're dealing with sleep disruption, emotional numbing, relationship strain, anxiety, anger, substance use or unresolved loss—you're not alone, and you don't have to carry it all by yourself.

She is trained in evidence-based methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and trauma-informed care, but she always begin with connection—human to human. Sessions are goal-focused, direct, and geared toward resilience, restoration, and real-life tools that work.

You've stood on the front lines for others. When you're ready, she is here to stand with you.