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Meghan Estey, Psy.D.

... is a psychologist and the practice’s CEO.

Dr. Estey was born in New Hampshire and has lived here most of her life. She is a graduate of the clinical psychology program at Antioch University New England in Keene, NH, where she earned a Masters in Science and Doctorate in Psychology. She completed her Pre-doctoral internship at Seacoast Mental Health Center in Portsmouth, NH, where she worked in the adult outpatient department and completed a clinical rotation in emergency services. Subsequently, she accepted a full-time clinical position at Monadnock Family Services in Keene, NH in the adult outpatient program. In 2009, she established a small group practice, MWA, providing psychological services to adults in the region. Dr. Estey is licensed as a psychologist in the State of New Hampshire and holds a PSYPACT certification.

Dr. Estey enjoys working with an array of adult clients ranging in age from 18 and up. She has worked with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, psychosis, personality disorders, and relational issues. Dr. Estey has had experience working with a diverse population of adults in multiple settings, including community mental health, acute psychiatric inpatient, correctional facilities, and outpatient facilities. While her theoretical orientation is a blend of psychodynamic, relational, and cognitive-behavioral approaches, she believes in the individualization of therapy designed to meet each client’s unique needs.

Dr. Estey is a New Englander at heart and loves the seasonal changes of New Hampshire. She enjoys spending most of her free time with family and friends. She is happy staying inside on a cold winter’s day, or being near the ocean in the summer. Dr. Estey’s hobbies consist of creating art and traveling both locally and abroad.

 

 

Nathan Manlove, LICSW

... is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the practice’s CFO.  He is licensed in both New Hampshire and Vermont and has over 18 years of experience working with older adolescents and adults in residential, university, and outpatient settings.

Nate received his Bachelor's degree from North Park University in Chicago, IL and his Master's degree from the University of Connecticut.  He has extensive experience working with clients who suffer from difficulty managing anger, anxiety, depression, loss, relationship problems, effects of childhood abuse, and difficulty adjusting to challenging life circumstances.  In addition to individual therapy, he particularly enjoys facilitating groups for anger management and mood disorders.  While comfortable utilizing a variety of theoretical approaches to therapy, he utilizes a highly collaborative approach with clients.  Because each person comes with unique needs and goals for therapy, his approach is attuned to what individuals want from the process which is referred to as "client-directed, outcome-informed" therapy.  This means that during the healing process, careful attention is given to how well therapy is going for clients. This allows Nate to be accountable to clients so they can easily recognize if they are achieving the healing and growth that they are seeking. 

When not at work, Nate enjoys spending as much time as possible with his family, reading, running, snow skiing, and waterskiing.