EMDRIA Certified Therapist since 2024

Amanda Dafoe, LICSW

Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

(508) 392-5884 — call or text to inquire about openings

Calm, welcoming therapy office with natural light and plants

My Treatment Focus

I work with adults 18 and older navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, and PTSD. My approach draws on EMDR, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, AEDP, and attachment-based and parts-informed work — evidence-based methods I combine to fit each person's needs.

Sessions are available via telehealth. Browse the articles and videos to get a sense of what our work together might look like.

Anxiety & Grief
EMDR & Trauma (PTSD)
Telehealth Services
"Every individual has the potential for change and healing."
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My Approach

I believe that every individual has the potential for change and healing. My philosophy centers on creating a safe space where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings and rediscover the true self that exists in all of us.

Healing the pain that comes when we lose sight of who we really are using the power of self determination to guide us in the process is my primary focus.

Learn more about the bottom-up approach for therapy
Amanda Dafoe, LICSW — therapist portrait

About Me

In addition to being in private practice since 2018, I have over 20 years of experience working in various outpatient community mental health settings.

Providing substance abuse treatment, anxiety treatment, and working with children and families, as well as offering social work supervision, has contributed to the values and skills I use in my work with clients. I look forward to helping people and am most energized by those who are ready to experience an improved sense of self.

EMDRIA Certified Therapist certificate for Amanda Dafoe

New address as of May 1, 2026 20 Main Street #3, Northborough, MA 01532

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It's important to remember this is not meant to be a way to communicate urgent needs or to get help in an emergency. If you are in need of urgent mental health care, you are best served calling a local crisis support hotline, such as Advocates, Inc. at 1-800-640-5432, dialing 988 for the Suicide and Crisis lifeline, or by going to your local emergency room.

The information on this website is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please seek immediate help from a qualified professional or emergency services.