Christie J.E. Chapman, LICSW

06/03/2025

Love this formula for gauging appropriate accountability for others! Looking forward to helping you apply in your own relationships. And if you have, please let me know how it worked for you ☀️

10/02/2023

October is here! Autumn brings with her a quieting down, a turning inward, and a space to reflect. Perhaps now is the time for you to take the next steps in healing from old wounds, improving your relationship with yourself or a loved one, or just accessing some support to cope with the challenges of daily life.

I have current openings for new clients, in my office or via telehealth in NH or MA. Most insurances are accepted. Message this page or visit my website to start the process of our work together.

04/07/2023

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01/06/2021

Happy New Year!

'Tis the season for prioritizing mental health. Unfortunately, I am not currently able to schedule any new patients at this time. Please do continue to speak up and find what you need; your mental health matters!

Peace,
Christie

03/07/2019

I've seen a steep increase in depression this week, as winter in New England lingers and routines have been disrupted by school vacations. If you're struggling right now, please don't forget to enlist the help of your allies! H/T to Honey Dill Comics for this fun and informative image.

The Mental Health All-Stars: Allies in the fight against the void.

01/26/2019

01/24/2019

This really spoke to me when I saw this on Facebook. I remember being a first time mother, awake with my newborn and feeling so utterly alone, even with my husband sleeping beside me. This was before smartphones, before social media, before the network into the world where we could connect with each other in seconds. And I felt so alone.

The saddest part though is that even with this worldwide “connection” so often we still feel this loneliness as new mothers. Especially at 1am when we are calculating in our heads how many more times we’ll wake to breastfeed before sunrise. This is a reminder you are not alone. We’re all here with you and we’re all supporting you responding to your baby in the night through breastfeeds and cuddles. Because you simply cannot spoil your baby. 💕

{photo credit: Common Wild}

01/24/2019

Calling transgender youth by their chosen name can reduce their chance of committing su***de by as much as 65 percent, according to the Journal of Adolescent Health. In a study of 129 transgender and gender nonconforming youth, those who were able to use their own name in all situations were found t...