Kate Cousineau, PA-C, LASW
www.mtadamsbh.org
info@mtadamsbh.org
New bio – accepting patients
My career has moved through child welfare, family therapy, family medicine, and psychiatric medicine — arriving, for the last ten years, at a federally qualified health center where I sat with the full spectrum of human suffering. Along the way, a question kept surfacing that conventional medicine couldn’t fully answer: why do some people heal, and others don’t — even when the treatment is the same?
That question led me to the nervous system. And then deeper — to the subconscious patterns that shape how the nervous system responds, how the body holds stress, and how early experiences and beliefs quietly organize our present-day lives in ways we often can’t think our way out of.
I am a licensed therapist and psychiatric PA-C trained in clinical hypnotherapy and somatic nervous system approaches. My work focuses on the underlying patterns driving anxiety, functional disorders (IBS, IC, Conversion Disorders), chronic pain, and the kinds of persistent dysregulation that live below the level of insight.
You can find more information about my practice at: www.mtadamsbh.org