Hunter is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor Associate who is dedicated to helping individuals create meaningful change and build a stronger sense of self. He earned his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Sacred Heart University and his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Western Connecticut State University. Hunter began his work in the mental health field through therapeutic recreation, an experience that deepened his passion for supporting others and inspired him to pursue a career in counseling.

Hunter possesses a deep sense of empathy and enjoys forming connections with others and getting to know them on a deeper level. He has experience working as a recovery coach in the addiction and recovery community and has a passion for helping those facing similar issues. Hunter comes from a strengths-based perspective and uses CBT and mindfulness techniques to help others make meaningful life changes. As a gay male and someone who experienced grief and loss at a young age, Hunter also has a drive to help others in the LGBTQIA+ community and those coping with their own losses. 

Together, we can work towards healing and growth. Through exploration of feelings, learning coping skills, and increasing motivation, Hunter can help those who are looking to gain a deeper sense of self and make improvements in their daily life and functioning so they can have a greater sense of joy and fulfillment.