Stacie Perreault, LMHC

07/23/2024

I am In-Network with Point32Health!

06/25/2024

Find me on:

The International Premier Speakers & Trainers Bureau Directory &

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he Academy of American Experts of Traumatic Stress' Directory of Expert Witnesses!

06/24/2024

Lookin forward to tomorrow night!

Dangerous Dating 7-9pm
MeetUp.com
Join us!

06/17/2024

Don't forget to join me tomorrow night!

Join us for an empowering Women's Support Night as we discuss and navigate the challenges of dangerous dating experiences. This event is a safe space for women to share the

06/12/2024

I am In-Network with Aetna!

06/05/2024

For more information about me, please visit www.StaciePerreault.com, and check out my blog - Ask Astra!

Stacie Perreault Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Speaker, Instructor, CCCTIC, D.A.A.E.T.S. "As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, fellow Survivor & Adoptee, I dedicate my skills to not only the healing of trauma, but the prevention of it through advocacy & education. I have committed the past 17....

05/21/2024

I am truly honored to announce that I have just been awarded the Diplomate credential with the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress!

"The Diplomate distinction is a prestigious credential awarded to Members in good standing that demonstrate expertise in the field of crisis management and/or traumatic stress by virtue of their knowledge, experience, training and education. ...Offered only to Members of the Academy and the Center. Candidates must achieve or exceed a total score of 200 points. Diplomates are recognized by both the Academy and the Center and all of the member’s Academy records, online profile and certificate will all indicate this dual recognition...[and be] identified online through the International Directory of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress"

I am now officially Stacie Perreault, MA, LMHC, D.A.A.E.T.S.
Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Certified Coercive Control Trauma-Informed Clinician.
Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress
in collaboration with the National Center for Crisis Management Celebrating my new certification!

05/21/2024

One Step Closer!

Bills in the state Senate and House would include coercive behaviors to domestic violence.

05/20/2024

I am now a proud member of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress & Crisis Intervention!

You can find me in their National Directory of Experts!

05/10/2024

I just became a Certified Coercive Control Trauma-Informed Clinician! You can find me on the National Directory at: https://www.coercivecontrolconsulting.com/clinicians-directory/

04/30/2024

Psychological victimization is strongly associated with symptoms of depression and suicidal ideation, anxiety, self-reported fear and increased perceived stress, insomnia and poor self-esteem

Psychological victimization is at least as strongly related as physical victimization to depression, PTSD, and alcohol use as is physical victimization, and effects of psychological victimization remain even after accounting for the effects of physical victimization.

*Because research on the psychological consequences of abuse on male victims is very limited and has yielded mixed findings (some studies find comparable effects of psychological abuse across gender, while others do not) it is premature to draw any firm conclusions about this issue.

peer-reviewed journal
Partner Abuse

Partner Abuse Partner Abuse, a peer-reviewed journal, recognizes that physical and emotional abuse among dating, cohabitating and married partners is as a major public health and social problem in North America and around the world. Its purpose is to adva