Harvard Pilgrim Health Care PPO
Kathryn Wingfield, MA
Counseling*
Age 57
5.0 (2 Ratings)
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Kathryn Wingfield, MA
Newport, RI
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Office4 Calvert St, Newport, RI 02840
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May 16, 2021
I was referred to Ms. Wingfield through a close friend after having some difficulties coping with some major life events concerning work and family. At the time, I was not functioning and needed some sort of medicinal intervention. The difference has been night and day, so much so that friends, and family have noticed a positive change in my overall well-being. I could go on, but I imagine my needs are different from others. I needed someone to be brutally honest and to not allow me to minimize my experiences and/or allow me to blame myself for instances out of my control, so that I maintain blissfully unaware of the circumstances that lead me to a breakdown. Ms. Wingfield was the first person to ever say "this is not your fault" and that I was doing everything correct, along with confirmation that I am "doing a great job". At the time, I did not realize the weight of those words or that they had never been directly spoken to me. I am thankful and excited for the future sessions.
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Kathryn Wingfield's office is located at 4 Calvert St Newport, RI 02840.
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