Care that meets you where you are
Our therapists offer a wide range of specialties and approaches, connected by a commitment to thoughtful, inclusive, and holistic healing.
Megan Bradley, LMHC (she/her)
Megan Bradley began her private practice in 2023, growing it into what is now the Holistic Path Wellness Center by joining forces with fellow therapists who share her passion for comprehensive outpatient mental health care.
With more than eleven years of experience supporting communities, Megan started out at Tides Family Services, helping children, teens, and families connected to DCYF and the juvenile justice system. She later led the Counseling Program at the Women's Resource Center of Newport and Bristol Counties, moving up to Director of Client Services. Here, Megan earned Safe Zone certification for the agency and enjoyed collaborating with a team dedicated to inclusive support across Aquidneck Island.
While Megan still enjoys working with children, her passion lies in working with PTSD and trauma. She is trained in EMDR and combines collaborative and somatic techniques, making her approach gentle and empowering for clients.
In addition to seeing clients at the practice, Megan is an adjunct professor in the Holistic Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at her alma mater, Salve Regina University.
Healing, to me, begins with connection—to our inner experience, our bodies, and the social, cultural, and relational worlds we move through. Seeing a counselor is brave. I take a collaborative, person-centered, anti-oppression approach with ongoing humility about what I don't know. This work is grounded in your lived experience, identities, and social context. My role is to help you slow down, listen inwardly, honor trauma's impact, and explore your inner parts at a sustainable pace.
I have been a counselor for almost 20 years, integrating exploration of attachment, emotions, and parts of self with somatic awareness, liberation psychology, creativity, and other trauma-informed perspectives. Trained in EMDR, I work relationally and systemically, recognizing how systemic inequities, political violence, and injustice shape mental health, options, and safety.
I especially enjoy working with individuals, relationships, LGBTQIA2S+, and BIPOC clients; those navigating autoimmune/chronic conditions, grief and loss, ethical non-monogamy; and people exploring sexuality, desires, and attractions. With humility and accountability for my identities and privileges, I offer affirming, curious care responsive to your experience. Together, we create a grounded, non-hierarchical space where complexity is welcome; survival respected, and healing is an ongoing practice—not a destination—for more steadiness, connection, joy, and room to be yourself.
Dr. Amanda Minor (she/her)
Cori Cramer, LCDP (she/her)
I am an addictions counselor trained in Dual Diagnosis and crisis intervention. I work with all populations and specialize in working with the LGBTQIA+ community. I have been in the field of addictions recovery over 20 years working in treatment centers, group homes, and detox centers. I provide individual and group counseling using an eclectic blend of modalities combining CBT, DBT, and Strength-based therapies. I work with all forms of OCD and addictions, not limited to substance use.
I believe we all develop healthy and unhealthy ways to navigate life’s challenges. However some coping mechanisms that once worked no longer do and the costs now outweigh the benefits. Addiction is a physical and psychological condition that requires a holistic approach for a successful recovery. Healing the whole person not just eliminating the addictive substances or behaviors. Everyone deserves to heal and live their best life. I have made it my life’s purpose to help people to learn how.
Brianna Doar, LMHC (she/her)
Hi! I’m Brianna. I am a licensed mental health counselor in Rhode Island. I earned my degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johnson & Wales University in 2021. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults navigating a wide range of concerns, including mood disorders, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and life transitions. I support adults and children experiencing bereavement. Whether your loss is recent or years old, therapy can offer relief, clarity, and a renewed sense of stability. My approach to therapy is person-centered and collaborative. I strive to create a warm, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment where clients feel safe to explore their experiences at their own pace. Building a strong therapeutic relationship is central to my work, as I believe meaningful change begins with feeling heard, understood, and valued. I incorporate mindfulness-based techniques and practical coping strategies to help clients increase self-awareness, regulate emotions, and navigate life’s challenges more effectively.
Jesse L Baker, LCSW (he/they)
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to providing affirming, trauma-informed therapy grounded in compassion, collaboration, and curiosity. I earned both my BSW and MSW from Rhode Island College and bring a blend of clinical experience and lived insight to support those navigating identity, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and trauma.
I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent individuals, primarily supporting teens, young adults, and adults. Drawing from evidence-based approaches including ACT, DBT, CBT, narrative therapy, and motivational interviewing, I provide collaborative care focused on identity, emotional regulation, trauma recovery, and building resilience.
Taylor Cherry, LMHC-A (she/her)
I take a holistic, client-centered approach that honors each person’s unique worldview and lived experiences. My work focuses on fostering empowerment and self-discovery, with an interest in integrating visual art therapy for those drawn to creative expression. I have experience supporting clients through anxiety, depression, and trauma, helping them build resilience and deeper emotional understanding. I am particularly passionate about supporting clients exploring racial and multiracial identities, offering a space that validates and embraces the complexity of their experiences. Ultimately, I strive to help clients connect with their strengths and move toward greater clarity, balance, and a deeper sense of self-compassion. I honor the courage it takes to seek support and feel privileged to walk alongside you on your journey.
I am a Master’s-level counseling intern in the Holistic Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Salve Regina University and am pursuing additional training in Expressive Arts Therapy. Before beginning my graduate studies, I studied Human Development and Family Science, which sparked my interest in understanding how relationships, life experiences, and environment shape our well-being. I take a holistic, client-centered approach that honors the connection between mind, body, emotions, and relationships. My work is mindfulness-based, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive.
I have a particular interest in supporting individuals who may be experiencing anxiety, life transitions, stress, PTSD, or questions about identity and purpose. I am especially passionate about supporting clients in building self-awareness, strengthening their sense of self, and cultivating healthier relationships with themselves and others. This may look like incorporating body awareness, parts work, and creative expression to help clients better understand their experiences and patterns.
I believe the therapeutic relationship is an important part of healing, and I strive to create a warm and supportive space where clients feel safe to explore and grow. I enjoy working with clients of all ages and feel honored to walk alongside people as they reconnect with their strengths, and move toward meaningful change. I recognize that reaching out for support can take courage, and I feel privileged to be part of that journey!
Amy Riggs, LMHC-A (she/her)
Hi, I’m Misty! I am a person-centered and play-based associate level clinician with a passion for working with children and teens. I am dedicated to fostering a warm, safe, and compassionate environment for young people to express themselves and allow for all clients to feel seen, heard, and valued in the therapeutic space.
Pulling from my experiences in the field of Domestic Violence, as well as providing home-based therapy to children and their families, I support clients working through anxiety, depression, trauma, major life changes, and behavioral challenges that may be disrupting functioning within the home and/or within school. Utilizing child-centered, play-based, and creative interventions, I aim to explore and identify root causes of behavior and support emotional regulation. I also work closely with caregivers and families to increase their confidence in supporting their child and to support lasting and sustainable change in the home and beyond. I am also committed to being a neurodivergent-affirming and trauma informed provider.
I feel honored to work alongside children and young adults on their journey and am excited to offer a space where every part of them can feel welcomed. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and hope to hear from you soon!
Misty Jackson, LMHC-A (she/her)
Melissa Collins, LMHC-A (she/her)
I am an associate-level clinician who believes healing begins within a safe, authentic, and supportive therapeutic relationship. I take a holistic, person-centered approach that recognizes the connection between the mind, body, and emotions while honoring each client's unique experiences, strengths, and goals.
I earned my master's degree in Holistic Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Salve Regina University and have a background in Child Development and Family Science. I work with adolescents and adults navigating a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, ADHD, relationship concerns, and self-esteem.
My approach is grounded in mindfulness, self-compassion, and evidence-based practices while remaining flexible and tailored to each individual's needs. When appropriate, I incorporate nervous system regulation, somatic awareness, and creative interventions to help clients build resilience, deepen self-awareness, and develop meaningful coping skills.
I feel honored to walk alongside my clients as they navigate life's challenges, reconnect with their strengths, and move toward greater balance and well-being. Whether you're seeking support through a difficult season or looking to better understand yourself, I strive to provide a space where you feel safe, supported, and empowered to grow. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.
Tracy Ramos, MA Intern (she/her)
The therapeutic relationship is, in my view, at the heart of healing, and I strive to create a warm, grounded space where clients feel truly safe to explore and grow. My approach is person-centered and constructivist, meaning I trust that each client already holds the insight and strength they need, and that much of our work together involves examining the stories we carry about who we are and what is possible. Somatic and expressive arts techniques can serve as an important part of how I work, helping clients access and make sense of experiences that words alone don't always reach.
I am a Masters-level counseling intern in the Holistic Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Salve Regina University, pursuing a graduate certificate in Expressive and Creative Arts. Before beginning graduate study, I spent nearly 20 years as a yoga instructor and studio owner, work that shaped my belief that healing happens when mind, body, and spirit are listened to together.
I have experience working with folks navigating cancer, grief, major life transitions, and the identity shifts that come with caregiving and retirement. I am also certified in Prepare for Surgery, Heal Faster, a mind-body approach that helps clients reduce pre-surgical anxiety and support recovery. Reaching out for support, especially during illness, loss, or transition, takes real courage, and I feel genuinely honored to walk alongside clients on that journey.
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