TOM STANGA
LMHC

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Boston College and my Master of Education in Counseling Psychology at Cambridge College. I’m currently an Adjunct professor at local Community Colleges where I teach psychology, particularly Human Growth and Development and Abnormal Psychology as well as others

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It was as a full time psychotherapist working with both a male and female adult clientele that I discovered that behind so many of my client’s problems was intense anger and rage. I saw the devastating effects of anger on so many clients and the incredible stress it put on them. My interest led to developing an expertise in that domain. I have worked with individuals and provided group programs for anger management throughout my career.

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Later I moved on to the position of Director of the Partial Hospital Program and Outpatient Department. Among many other tasks, I provided supervision to staff and interns. In this role I encouraged clinicians to identify their particular skills and interests in order to develop a variety of outstanding and effective groups and bring a sense satisfaction and accomplishment to themselves thus, enabling clients to focus on their goals, recognize their strengths, talents, interests and ultimately achieve success and happiness.