Addiction, Gambling & Mental Health Therapy in Massachusetts (In-Person & Telehealth)
If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or starting to slip back into old patterns, you’re not alone.
I work with adults, couples, and adolescents across Massachusetts, navigating addiction, gambling concerns, and mental health challenges.
Appointments are typically available within a few days, with responses within 24 hours.
About Your Therapist
Hannah McCann
MSW, LADC I, LCSW, PGS II
Many clients come into therapy feeling like they should already have things figured out or that they have tried everything before. Often the work involves slowing down and understanding patterns that developed over time, especially when those patterns once served a purpose.
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Therapy is a space where you can show up honestly without needing to have everything sorted out beforehand. Together we work to better understand what is happening internally while building practical tools that support change in daily life.
You May Benefit If:
You feel stuck in patterns related to substance use or addiction
Anxiety & depression are interfering with daily life
Traumas impact relationships or emotional stability
You're in recovery and working to improve your mental health.
You tend to manage everything on your own and are ready for additional support
Highlights
Accepting new clients
Free consultation
Available nights & weekends
In-Person & Telehealth appointments
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Therapy in Massachusetts
For clients seeking in-person sessions, my office is conveniently located in Buzzards Bay — an accessible central location for individuals living on Cape Cod, Plymouth County, and the South Shore. The private office overlooks both the Bay and Butler Cove, offering a calm and peaceful setting designed to support reflection, comfort, and meaningful therapeutic work.
Virtual sessions are provided through secure telehealth for adults and teens located anywhere in Massachusetts. Online therapy allows clients to access support from the privacy of their own space while maintaining flexibility with work, school, or family responsibilities.
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, especially if you are used to handling things on your own. Reaching out is simply the first step toward understanding what is happening and finding a path forward.
Areas of Focus
Many clients seek therapy because they notice the same patterns repeating in their lives even when they understand what they want to change. Therapy helps bridge the gap between insight and meaningful behavioral change.
My work focuses primarily on:
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Recovery and relapse prevention
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Co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
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Emotional regulation and impulsivity
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Life transitions and relationship stress​​
Substance Use Evaluations
Many individuals seek substance use evaluations during periods of transition, legal involvement, workplace concerns, or after recognizing that alcohol or drug use may be impacting important areas of their lives. A comprehensive evaluation helps clarify the nature and severity of substance use concerns while providing objective clinical recommendations tailored to the individual’s needs.
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Evaluations and consultation services include:​
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Substance use assessments
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Court-ordered evaluations
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Clinical recommendations and treatment referrals
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Who I Work With
I provide therapy for:
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Adults
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Adolescents
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College students and young adults
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Individuals navigating addiction and recovery
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Individuals experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, or co-occurring mental health concerns
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Couples
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​My practice is often a strong fit for people who are used to carrying a lot, including working professionals, caregivers, first responders, frontline workers, and others in high-stress or helping roles.
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Sessions are offered through secure online telehealth for clients located anywhere in Massachusetts.
Treatment Approach
I use an integrative, trauma-informed approach to therapy that draws from several evidence-based frameworks depending on the needs of each client. These approaches may include:
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Treatment is tailored to each individual and shaped around their experiences, goals, and the changes they want to make in their life.
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