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Clinical Social Work/Therapist

Brian Conceicao

MSW, LCSW

Verified by The Therapy Hour

Cranston, RI 02905

Licensed in Rhode Island
  • Accepting new clients
  • Online
  • Free consultation

About

Meet Brian

Brian Conceicao is a licensed clinical social worker in Cranston, Rhode Island, with 20 years in human services and a background in the US Navy. He works with teens, adults and older adults on anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, life transitions, substance use and other addictions, including gambling, and also bipolar disorder. He has experience with veterans, first responders, people in recovery, and student-athletes dealing with performance anxiety, confidence issues or a return from injury. He works in a trauma-informed, strengths-based and person-centered way, using motivational interviewing, solution-focused and narrative techniques and coaching. He offers sessions online.

Specialties

Top specialties

  1. 01Anxiety
  2. 02Depression
  3. 03Trauma & PTSD

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Fees & insurance

Cost of sessions

Session fee$120$120 individual
Sliding scaleAvailableAsk if you may be eligible

Insurance accepted 3

Insurance notes
Harvard Pilgrim

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Qualifications

Training & license

License
LCSW · RI · CSW04578

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Location & availability

Where to find Brian

Online sessions in RI

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