Dyad Psychology
Helping You Navigate Life’s Challenges with Confidence
Group Therapies
Dyad Psychology offers a variety of group therapy experiences that evolve to meet the needs of our community. Explore our current offerings below and check back for new opportunities to connect and grow.
HER Circle: Heal, Evolve, Reclaim
Discover the power of creative expression and movement in a supportive community designed to foster healing and self-discovery. Through art, writing, and somatic practices, this group offers a safe space to process emotions, release trauma, and reconnect with your authentic self alongside like minded women.
Hosted by Contessa Brown, MHC-A
Group meets bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 7:30 PM
Starts September 1st and ends December 29th
$80 per session. Sliding scale available. BCBS/Brown/RISD insurance accepted.
Heart & Mind: A Women's Process Group
Join a supportive community of women dedicated to self-discovery, growth, and meaningful connection. Through shared experiences and open discussions on relationships, self-esteem, career, and life transitions, this group offers a space for insight, empathy, and personal transformation.
Hosted by Corinne LaPorte-Cauley MHC-A
Group meets bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 10:00 AM
Starts September 9th and ends November 18th
$80 per session. Sliding scale available. BCBS/Brown/RISD insurance accepted.
Accepting Yourself (a.k.a., How to be a Rockstar)
Join a supportive group for teens learning how to embrace who they are—fully and unapologetically. Through honest conversations and shared stories, members explore identity, self-worth, conflict, and connection. This 12-week program offers a safe, inclusive space for LGBTQ+ youth and allies to be seen, heard, and celebrated as the rockstars they are.
Hosted by Chris "Rockstar" Jackson, MHC-A
Group meets weekly on Tuesdays at 3:30 PM
Starts September 30th and ends December 16th
$50 per session. BCBS insurance accepted.
Better Mental Health Through Nutrition and Wellness
Discover how everyday choices can nourish your mind as well as your body. In this supportive group, you'll explore the connection between food, movement, and mental well-being—learning simple, sustainable ways to boost mood, energy, and emotional resilience. Led by Jennifer Green, a licensed therapist with a background in fitness and yoga, this space offers guidance, community, and tools for lasting wellness.
Hosted by Jennifer Green, LMHC, RYT-200
Group meets bi-weekly on Mondays at 6:00 PM
Starts September 8th and ends November 17th
$40 per session. BCBS insurance accepted.
Find Us & Get In Touch
Address
154 Waterman Street
Suite 3
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Phone
(401) 655-2225 Ext. 800
Free parking is available! Call us for more info on parking details.
Meet the Team
Our Founder
Dr. Sarit Lesser, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Sarit Lesser is a clinical psychologist, instructor, and founder of Dyad Psychology, a trauma-informed practice dedicated to helping people build meaningful relationships. She works with adults, families in the perinatal period, and individuals navigating life transitions.
Trained at Brown University’s Warren Alpert Medical School, Dr. Lesser specializes in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP), integrating mind-body approaches to healing trauma and attachment wounds.
Through Dyad Psychology, she and her team provide holistic, relationship-centered therapy, empowering clients to strengthen the connections that matter most.
Our Clinicians
Jennifer Green, LMHC
Therapy Provided
Individual therapy
Specializes In
Substance abuse, anxiety, depression, spirituality, physical wellness
Contessa Brown, MHC-A
Therapy Provided
Individual & group therapy
Specializes In
BIPOC, expressive arts, holistic therapy, relationships
Corinne LaPorte-Cauley, MHC-A
Therapy Provided
Individual & group therapy
Specializes In
Mind-body connection, yoga, mindfulness, internal family systems
Chris Jackson, MHC-A
Therapy Provided
Individual therapy
Specializes In
LGBTQIA+, adolescents, couples, trauma, anxiety, depression