Found Bridge

10/14/2025

Found Bridge is excited to welcome Kylie!

Kylie is accepting new clients. She has evening and weekend availability and works on a sliding scale fee.

To learn more about her, see the Found Bridge website:

https://www.foundbridge.org/about-us

Contact Kylie: kcampbell10423@gmail.com

or

518-749-3268

06/20/2025

Found Bridge is excited to be welcoming a new clinician next month!

Natalli Amato is a limited permit Marriage and Family Therapist operating under the supervision of Diana Palmer.

Natalli is a graduate of Syracuse University, where she earned her BS in Public Relations and Sociology and her MA in Marriage and Family Therapy.

She began working with couples, families, and individuals in 2023 as an intern therapist, specializing in helping couples strengthen their communication skills and navigate life transitions.

Natalli takes a collaborative, strength-based approach to therapy, working with clients so that they are empowered meet their goals and build fulfilling relationships. Her ability to hold compassionate, accepting space for clients defines her presence as a therapist.

Natalli is a 200-hr Bhakti Yoga Teacher and is trained in Unified CORE Mindfulness. She is the author of four books of poetry and writes about relationships and wellness for a variety of publications including Spirituality & Health Magazine. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening and hiking in the Adirondacks.

Natalli is taking new clients and is particularly passionate about working with couples and individuals.

02/24/2025

New Group offering from Marissa! See below:

07/08/2024

Found Bridge announces a new clinician who will be accepting clients starting August 5th.

I am so happy to welcome Marisa. If you are interested in scheduling an appointment with Marisa, you can click the become a client button on our website (www.foundbridge.org), email her at fountainmarisa@gmail.com, or call 518-760-3376.
While she is under supervision, Marisa will be accepting clients at a discounted rate, and has evening and weekend hours available.
Please see her bio to learn more about her:

Marisa Fountain

Marriage and Family Therapy Intern

As a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern, I am dedicated to providing compassionate and effective therapeutic support to individuals, couples, and families. I am currently pursuing my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at North Central University, where I have gained a solid foundation in systemic theories and evidence-based practices.

My approach to therapy is collaborative and strength-based, focusing on empowering clients to navigate challenges and enhance their relationships. I have experience working with diverse populations and addressing a wide range of issues, including communication difficulties, conflict resolution, intimacy concerns, and family dynamics.

In addition to my academic training, I bring empathy, cultural humility, and a genuine commitment to helping clients achieve meaningful and lasting changes in their lives. I am dedicated to ongoing learning and professional growth, and I am excited about the opportunity to support individuals and families on their journey towards healing and resilience.

12/28/2023

See information below about our upcoming Gottman Institute Couple’s Workshop:

https://www.foundbridge.org/couples-workshop

10/10/2023

It’s World Mental Health Day and this year’s theme is:

‘Mental Health is a Universal Human Right’.

The global campaign aims to place mental health in a human rights framework to re-cast the aspiration for sound mental health as a fundamental human right. (https://wmhdofficial.com/about-2023/)

WFMH is delighted that the World Health Organization Director-General His Excellency Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has sent a message of congratulations to W...

09/22/2023

I am excited to be presenting at the national conference for Systemic Family Therapy next month!

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09/13/2023

I just finished reading this book. It is rich with valuable information, relatable real life stories, and most importantly- solutions. The biggest takeaway was on “mattering” and how that can buffer our young people from pressure, anxiety, loneliness and more. It is also applicable to us adults too. The website below has great resources, including toolkits for teachers, parents and students. I am grateful for this work and would highly recommend it.

https://www.thematteringmovement.com/about

09/01/2023

I am so excited to congratulate Stephanie on becoming a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist after completing her degree, thousands of clinical hours and acing her exam! It was a pleasure working with Stephanie over the past 2 and a half years and I know she will do amazing work in the field (she already has been!). You can find her at Restore Balance in Glens Falls.

06/23/2023

We are so grateful to have had another meaningful Community Conversation last night. Thank you to our panelists Sara Quartiers, Rodney Allen Bentley and Lauren Arena, for sharing their heartfelt and inspirational stories. We are sharing the recording of our discussion on our YouTube channel, and we hope you find it as moving and inspiring as we did.

06/19/2023

Our next Community Conversation is this Wednesday. We will explore ways of finding the motivation to pivot when unexpected life events happen. We have a wonderful group of panelists who will be sharing stories about perseverance and resilience through loss or change. Our discussions are interactive, meaningful and motivating.

Hope you can join us! Registration is required, but attendance is free:

www.foundbridge.org/events

06/13/2023

This TED talk is worth watching if you haven’t come across it already. Harvard researchers have conducted the longest study on record of happiness- following a group of research participants since 1938 and adding more participants to the study over time. The biggest takeaway:

“When we gathered together everything we knew about them about at age 50, it wasn’t their middle-age cholesterol levels that predicted how they were going to grow old,” said Waldinger in a popular TED Talk. “It was how satisfied they were in their relationships. The people who were the most satisfied in their relationships at age 50 were the healthiest at age 80.”

It’s our connection to our friends, family and community that are the key to happiness, and the quality of those relationships are also predictors of our mental and physical wellbeing.

What keeps us happy and healthy as we go through life? If you think it's fame and money, you're not alone – but, according to psychiatrist Robert Waldinger, ...