At Lepage Associates we make every effort to provide you with the highest quality mental health services available. Joining the Lepage Associates team, many of our therapists and evaluators have the highest education available in mental health, i.e., a doctorate degree in psychology, and others have a master’s degree with over 10 years of experience. When considering hiring earlier-career clinicians (i.e., license-eligible therapists or graduate students in training), we typically choose those for whom psychology is a second career so they are already older/mature with life experience, and are transitioning into mental health from other health fields or jobs in education. Your provider may also hold other master and undergraduate level degrees in psychology and/or related areas, and may have additional specialty certifications or training. While our clinicians are all trained as generalists, each also has unique areas of expertise, and we pride ourselves on the breadth of specialties we are able to offer clients. At Lepage Associates, we offer truly comprehensive mental health services by having adult and child psychiatry on-site in addition to adult and child psychologists, therapists and evaluators.
Durham/Chapel Hill Office Clinicians (Main Office)
Raleigh/Cary Office Clinicians
Telehealth Online Office Clinicians
Practice Management & Administrative Support
After beginning as an Office Manager Assistant, Page Tsirigotis is now our primary blogger at Lepage Associates. An excellent writer, she writes posts for our Happiness Blog and Something to Ponder blog. In addition to her writing duties, Page used her design skills at Lepage Associates to complete an internship project on suggestions for redesign of the main office suite based on color theory, and she was responsible for the interior design plans for the new Raleigh office and new second Durham office. For over eight years, she has also put her design and leadership skills to work as a volunteer and student leader for A Lotta Love, a nonprofit that redesigns and refurbishes homeless shelters throughout NC. Page is a student in the Honors College (‘Honors Carolina’) at UNC-CH majoring in psychology and neuroscience. More broadly her academic interests include neuroscience research, psychology, mechanical engineering, and design. Page has also been appointed a council member to the EPA’s National Environmental Youth Advisory Council (NEYAC); NEYAC marks the first time an EPA advisory committee features exclusively youth aged 16-29, charged with advising the EPA on impacts of climate change and environmental harms. When Page manages to step away from her schoolwork and volunteer work for a few minutes, she enjoys baking, participating in theatre, exercising, and spending time with friends.