Plymouth, New Hampshire · LCMHC
Therapy for teens, young adults, and first responders facing anxiety, overwhelm, and the weight that comes with showing up every day.
Charli McCarthy, LCMHC
I'm Charli McCarthy, LCMHC, and I founded Northern Pine Counseling with a simple belief: therapy should be led by you. With over a decade of experience, I help clients build the insight and tools they need with the ultimate goal of not needing me anymore.
I work with teens, young adults, and first responders who are tired of holding it all together while trying to figure out who they are and how to navigate what life keeps throwing at them.
I am a Certified Autism Clinical Specialist and a First Responder Treatment Provider, with formal training in EMDR, CBT, DBT, and IFS. Grounded, honest, and real. At Northern Pine Counseling, you belong here.
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor New Hampshire.
Specialized training supporting autistic individuals across the lifespan.
Certified to provide culturally competent care to law enforcement, fire, EMS, military, and dispatch.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing evidence-based trauma therapy.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Internal Family Systems adapted to each client.
Available for events and discussions related to mental health and counseling.
Verify my credentials, read more about my approach, and book directly.
Therapy tailored to you grounded in evidence, guided by what matters most in your life.
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A collaborative space to explore what matters most to you. Together we build insight, develop coping tools, and work toward a life where you need less therapy, not more.
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Affirming, strengths-based therapy for autistic teens and young adults navigating identity, relationships, and daily life with compassion and practical strategies.
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Straightforward, confidential therapy for first responders. No department connections, no reporting. Practical support for the stress that builds over time.
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing helps process difficult memories and reduce their emotional charge supporting healing from trauma and anxiety.
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Evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs building distress tolerance, reframing thought patterns, or exploring your inner world through Internal Family Systems.
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Available as a panelist for events, conferences, and discussions related to mental health bringing real-world clinical insight to broader conversations.
Confidential, practical support for the people who show up every day.
Most first responders don't walk through the door because of one event. It's the accumulation. Years of calls, disrupted sleep, the weight of things you don't talk about, and the pressure of functioning like everything's fine.
You might be doing well by most measures. Showing up, getting through shifts, handling your responsibilities. But something feels off. You're more on edge. Sleep doesn't come so easy. The stuff from work follows you home in ways it didn't before.
That's not weakness. That's what happens when the demands are constant and there's no real place to put it all down.
If your image of therapy is lying on a couch while someone nods and asks "how does that make you feel?" that's not this.
Sessions focus on what's actually going on in your life. You'll walk away with something concrete not just a recap of how you're feeling.
You set the pace. No expectation to lay everything out in the first session, or ever, if that's not your style.
I understand the culture, what creates burnout, and what actually helps. You won't have to start from zero here.
We're not going to spend sessions dissecting your childhood unless that's what you want. The focus is on what's happening now and what helps.
This is a private practice. No connection to your department, employer, or any oversight body. Nothing you say here gets reported back to anyone.
No department affiliations, no oversight obligations, no mandatory reporting.
Your sessions, your notes all information stays between you and your therapist.
Standard legal limits are explained clearly before you begin. No surprises.
Reaching out is a starting point. You don't need to know what to say or have a plan. A short message or a phone call is enough.
If you'd rather talk first, call directly. No voicemail, no phone tag. I'll get back to you within two business days.
Charli McCarthy, LCMHC
(603) 916-8112Telehealth throughout New Hampshire
Plymouth, NH office at 151 Main Street
Insurance through Headway
Good mental health care should be accessible. I accept insurance through Headway and offer a sliding scale reach out to discuss what works for you.
Booking is handled through Headway, which makes insurance verification simple before your first session. Check your coverage on their platform before committing to anything.
Insurance is accepted through Headway for telehealth sessions. Not sure if yours is covered? Check your benefits directly on the Headway platform before your first session.
Reaching out is a starting point. You don't need to know what to say. A short message or a phone call is enough.
No voicemail, no phone tag. If I can't pick up, I'll get back to you within two business days.
Charli McCarthy, LCMHC
(603) 916-8112Telehealth throughout New Hampshire
Plymouth, NH office at 151 Main Street
Insurance through Headway
I respond within two business days.
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