Therapist in Concord, New Hampshire,
Amanda DiBiasie, LMFT

Mrs. DiBiasie (she/her) graduated from Northeastern University in Boston, MA with a BS in Sociology in 2004. She received her Masters Degree in Marriage/Family Therapy from the University of San Francisco in 2011. Mrs. DiBiasie completed an internship with USF Center for Child and Family Development working at an elementary school in San Francisco. She also completed an internship at Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay located in Berkeley, CA working with elders who struggled with Forgetfulness. She also completed internships at Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency located in Jackson, CA as well as Tahoe Turning Point Outpatient office located in. Placerville, CA; she worked with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. She co-created a program for Women who had dual diagnosis and also provided parenting groups and processing groups for adolescent males residing at a group home. Mrs. DiBiasie also maintained a private practice for several years in Placerville, CA.

In her role as a Clinician at El Dorado County Mental Health, she was deemed a court expert in LPS Conservatorships and completed the LPS investigations for the County. Mrs. DiBiasie also managed the Restoration of Competency and Assisted Outpatient Treatment programs for the County.

As a Coordinator for the County she managed the ACT (assertive community treatment) team as well as several other state mandated programs and staff; she also provided Clinical group and individual supervision to Clinicians. Mrs. DiBiasie has also completed a 96 hour Intensive Leadership Development Training in partnership with the El Dorado County Sheriff’s.

Prior to joining LifeStance, Mrs. DiBiasie was providing outpatient therapy at Northern Human Services located in Wolfeboro, NH. Mrs. DiBiasie is licensed as a Marriage Family Therapist by the NH Board of Mental Health Practice.

Mrs. DiBiasie has over 13 years experience in the mental health field including providing individual, family, couples and group therapy, case management and care coordination services, as well as providing supervision and expert testimony in court and jury trials.

Mrs. DiBiasie works with children 5 years old and older, adolescents, adults, couples and families; she believes it is important to meet the client where they are at and utilizes several different clinical approaches. She draws from strength based approaches as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Client-Centered.

Mrs. DiBiasie will be providing services via telehealth as well as the Concord Office.