Mandi Dunbar (Kulbacki), LMHC, NCC, YT, CMHIMP

Population: ages 12 and older with high functioning autism, gender dysphoria, outpatient level eating disorders, anxiety, and trauma - that meet qualifications for outpatient level of care. 

Mandi understands that commitment to treatment is no small feat. Therefore, she likes to take an “outside the box”, strengths based, whole body, and exploratory approach to treatment.

Mandi does this by listening to you and creating a partnership in exploring your values. She then works with you to find ways you can be more mindful, which allows you to check in with yourself, to find out if you are living your values vs. fighting them. She also works with you to learn your symptoms, triggers, vulnerabilities, stressors,  and warning signs. Once we can paint a picture of how you embody stress, Mandi provide's education about why you are experiencing what you are experiencing. Once we get this picture, we can then work together to practice the techniques that can help you start to heal and take control of not just your symptoms but also your life! 

Mandi has over 8 years of experience in the field. 

She holds a Master's degree and NH state licensure for Clinical Mental Health Counseling.  
She is trained in Mindfulness, EMDR, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Tapping, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and other trauma and mindfulness focused treatment modalities.  

Mandi has been trained to utilize yoga and yoga principles to aid in management of symptoms of anxiety, depression, and trauma both on and off the mat. She incorporates breath work, mindfulness, and yoga into her clinical work with patients. 

She has been creative in incorporating traditional modalities such as DBT and CBT into the therapeutic yoga practice. 

She has also been specially trained to incorporate complimentary and alternative medicine for mental health. This means she will work with you to look at how your diet, activity level, and mental health are all interconnected.

Population: Marisa works with ages 16 and older with grief, gender dysphoria,  anxiety, and trauma - that meet qualifications for outpatient level of care. 

Marisa understands that starting a therapeutic relationship may be a vulnerable, even frightening experience. With knowledge and understanding, she offers compassion in a relational, strengths based and person-centered approach. She values the mind body connection while providing individualized care. By utilizing expressive art-based and holistic interventions alongside traditional talk therapy, she can facilitate the exploration of grounding techniques and coping strategies. Marisa works with her clients at their natural pace, to identify barriers interfering with living a more comfortable life.

Marisa has a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is a dual licensed therapist in the states of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. She has been trained in mindfulness, play therapy, expressive art therapies, holistic approaches, internal family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and other trauma informed evidence-based practices.

Marisa utilizes her training in expressive art techniques and holistic approaches to support the exploration and management of depression, anxiety, trauma, and stress. Marisa works with her clients, meeting them where they are, utilizing a tailored approach. 

Populations Served:  Patients 10+ years old, 

LGBTQIA+

• Anxiety and low self worth
• Neurodivergent populations
• Marginalized Populations
• Women and Femme Issues
• Adolescent females and femme identifying
• Toxic masculinity, working with men on relationship with masculinity and patriarchy - no active or past abusers

Madison is currently a Clinician in Training and is completing her Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Madison values diversity, empathy, and compassion in her work and is here to make sure your experience is fully supported. 

Madison is pursuing her Master's degree from Antioch University. 

She has also been a valued member of our intake team and is very familiar with our practice modalities and the therapeutic process. 

Madison worksi with children ages 10+, families, and new adults. She specializes in Attachment Theory, Postmodern, (metamodernism), Trauma Informed, Holistics therapy, gender identity, Nature baed therapy, Internal family systems, Intersectional Feminist Theory, Relational Cultural Theory, Emotion Focused, and Somatic Practices.

Our Clinical Assistant gives you a first glimpse into starting services with Mindful Holistics as well as assists current patients with billing, scheduling, and documentation. 

Our clinical assistant has a wide range of experience in both direct and supportive services and specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families. 

Our Clinical Assistant understands that taking the first step to healing can be scary and intimidating. She knows that she is often the first point of contact in your therapeutic journey. Therefore, she takes the utmost care and time in listening to our patients, validating, answering questions, and supporting the therapeutic process. She also assists in technical issues and questions about paperwork and document submission.

Our Clinical Assistant will contact prospective patients to set up an initial phone intake. This is a free 15 - 30 minute phone call to assess initial symptoms, gauge level of care, provide education about the intake and therapeutic process, and answer any questions you may have.